Sentence examples for considered wrongly from inspiring English sources

Reintegrating the historical approach should help both to place the ongoing processes within a succession and/or combination of interoperating processes, and to avoid misinterpretations of features considered wrongly as emblematic of frost action.

Standing in the way of a pardon for a Texas man that his family considers was wrongly convicted and executed is his ex-wife.

An inconvenience is only an adventure wrongly considered.

Today, Gregorian Reform is usually wrongly considered a synonym for investiture controversy.

law professor, is wrongly considered almost "inevitable" by most players in the justice system: a plea bargain.

(The German chemist Justus von Liebig appears to have obtained the element before Balard, but he wrongly considered it to be iodine chloride).

One of the most telling aspects of the Baby P case was that the child's mother was wrongly considered to be merely neglectful, not actually abusive.

Given this was in an era when the FA Cup final was (rightly or wrongly) considered to be the biggest game in the world, that's simply amazing.

In the dark ages before cable, about 30 years ago, British television was routinely, if wrongly, considered the standard Americans could scarcely hope to achieve.

And while James Nesbitt is a great actor, in terms of critical acclaim and awards I am probably considered, rightly or wrongly, a more significant artist than he is.

"I sort of see Suttles in terms of the Negro leagues almost on a plane with Buck Leonard, who is considered, rightly or wrongly, the black Lou Gehrig, Dr. Hogann said.