Sentence examples for by wrongly from inspiring English sources

By wrongly analyzing Europe's woes, they end up implementing the wrong remedies, too.

By wrongly charging someone with a crime, she becomes the catalyst for the events that follow.

But he was accused in turn by the Conservatives of trying to "smear" Mrs Pratt by wrongly portraying her as a political stooge.

The suits, filed over the last four months, assert that food makers are misleading consumers and violating federal regulations by wrongly labeling products and ingredients.

Senior bankers were accused of "recklessness" by wrongly claiming that the German regulator BaFin had prevented it from sharing a crucial report with the FCA.

With Palmyra, by wrongly calling it an amphitheatre, you create a cultural elision between the sadism of the ancient world and the sadism of the modern world.

In 2007, the column cleverly annoyed some followers of the Catholic Church by wrongly claiming that the assumption of the Virgin Mary into heaven wasn't invented until 1950.

Last year he raised the hackles of Daily Mail owner Viscount Rothermere by wrongly accusing his grandfather of supporting Hitler's anti-Semitism.

But he was eventually only charged with "making a false statement to a federal officer" – a felony – by wrongly claiming to be American.

Google records that I myself added to the Mencken lexicon by wrongly attributing to him the maxim that, at elections, we should always "Chuck the rapscallions out".

The piece began badly by wrongly stating that the Mirror's 5m circulation in the 1960s was "more than all the other newspapers put together".