Sentence examples for caught wrongly from inspiring English sources

".@HillaryClinton was angry + defensive the entire time – no smile and uncomfortable – upset that she was caught wrongly sending our secrets," Priebus wrote on Twitter.

@HillaryClinton was angry + defensive the entire time - no smile and uncomfortable - upset that she was caught wrongly sending our secrets.

Those who were wrongly caught up in the military's net must have an opportunity to make their case.

Mr. Schenck, a 29-year-old South Carolina man, insisted he was a bystander wrongly caught up in a police sweep.

In the United States, the news media frequently portrayed Ms. Knox as a naïve American wrongly caught up in the morass of a dysfunctional Italian legal system.

The lawyers argued that the Kimeses had been wrongly caught up by the public's demand that the police quickly discover what happened to the woman, Irene Silverman, who was 82 when she disappeared on July 5 , 1998

Yet, a week before Chris Jefferies, the man wrongly caught up in the hunt for Joanna Yeates's murderer, gives evidence to Leveson, we have seen Rod Liddle write an article in the Spectator that the judge in the Stephen Lawrence trial had to refer to the attorney general, as well as directing the jury not to read it.

Google says it can catch anything from wrongly used articles ("an" instead of "a") to more complicated issues like incorrectly used subordinate clauses.

"Rightly or wrongly, I'm caught by the drama of the displaced provincial, the impoverished youth finding himself in the house of wealth," Mr. Kumar continues.

It's the penalty it was forced to pay this week by the regulator, Ofgem, after it was caught overcharging some customers and wrongly charging others an exit fee when they switched.

After Mr Brown discovered that his remark about Gillian Duffy had been caught on a microphone he wrongly thought was off, he dashed round to her house and told her how sorry he was.