Sentence examples for but wrongly from inspiring English sources

He correctly foresaw the worldwide stock market crash of October 1987—but wrongly predicted that Japanese stocks would fall hardest of all.

Occasionally, though, it will work, but wrongly.

They look like shaggy dogs, but wrongly drawn,.

he said, "But wrongly they do not include price in these equations.

It was widely but wrongly assumed (see T) that Albee's Broadway career was over.

Victims and their relations assume, understandably but wrongly, that there can be no better use of health resources.

(The costumes hug her tight, but wrongly round out her breasts, which should thrust like rockets ready for liftoff).

But wrongly or rightly, the discussions left her convinced that the paper was too cozy with him.

"Accountability" was a concept that the last administration rightly pursued for the perpetrators of genocide but wrongly evaded itself.

Changing your name is widely – but wrongly – seen as an issue of particular concern to the transgender community.

But, wrongly executed, they also risk upsetting it in ways their most evangelical supporters seem unwilling to admit.