Sentence examples for both wrongly from inspiring English sources

He and Andrew Sullivan, a voice of the right, both wrongly receive credit in some quarters for coining the term.

The two leaders atop ESPN's contest both have the same incorrect pick, with "Molly and Craigig" both wrongly selecting Cincinnati to beat Iowa on Friday afternoon.

But the perspective from many here is that both wrongly became the subjects of inquisitions, though even juxtaposing the two feels a bit far-fetched and unfair, given the many differences.

Ask the Q analysed the packets of six major meat lines at Britain's biggest stores and found the worst offenders were Morrison's and Lidl, which both wrongly stated food must be frozen on the day of purchase and eaten within a month.

Lawro and Barrett both correctly predicted that Arsenal would reach the FA Cup final, but they both wrongly thought Liverpool would beat Aston Villa.

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Rep. Michael McCaul both wrongly claimed that Hillary Clinton supports "open borders".

Put in Kantian terms, they were both treated (wrongly) as though they were truly "constitutive" principles of human cognition.

Both were wrongly identified as known members of the Solanum genus, a large group of flowering plants that includes potatoes, tomatoes and aubergines.

Both brothers wrongly believed that they had been written out of the will, she said, and "were so honestly convinced they got nothing they were not interested in the numbers". Lyle Menendez, 25, and Erik Menendez, 22, listened intently Monday to their aunt, their father's sister.

The first analysis excluded births occurring before 22 weeks of gestation with birth weights over 1000 g This was based on earlier work that had found that in this instance either gestational age or birth weight or both were wrongly recorded.

Chief Justice Roberts acknowledged the "unparalleled ability" of DNA testing "both to exonerate the wrongly convicted and to identify the guilty".