Sentence examples for but they are wrongly from inspiring English sources

Those intuitions rightly represent the fact that there is a difference in the information an ordinary hearer will take from a typical utterance of (4) as opposed to a typical utterance of (1), but they are wrongly taken to show that (1) and (4) themselves thus differ in truth-value.

But they were wrongly told that the exhibits had been destroyed, and an investigation has been launched by the forensic science regulator.

So if these crucial directives are vitiated or scrapped, it will not be because they impede business, but because they are wrongly perceived to impose much greater costs than they do.

While these students have severe needs – many have conditions such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) – and require a specialised setting, I can't help but think they are wrongly placed with us.

They are wrongly assuming capital is so plentiful that interest rates can't rise much.

People naturally panicked that they had offended their followers, but in reality they were wrongly inflated before.

He fought against people he labeled Taliban, but many of them claim they were wrongly identified, intensifying resentment of the government, tribal elders said.

Later that month and early in May, three immigrant teenagers were suspended from Bellport High School for suspicion of gang involvement, but their lawyer, Peter Brill, said they were wrongly accused, according to a report by Newsday.

But Wales striker Hal Robelievesu believes they were wrongly denied an opportunity to seal qualification against Israel when the additional official behind the goal line failed to award a penalty when defender Eitan Tibi appeared to handle the ball in the second half.

But, he said, drivers can contest the tickets if they think they were wrongly issued.

He had written about such attacks: Sikhs assaulted because they were wrongly perceived to be Muslim.