Who knows whether there are older voters who really might think, of course completely wrongly, that Von Trier actually has such unsympathetic political sympathies.
Of course, many wrongly conflate Carrie with the actress who played her.
Looking back: yes, I had a professor who accused me of ignoring his letters to drop his course because he wrongly assumed that of the 4 women in his physical chemistry course of ninety-odd students, I had to be the one with the failing grades--I couldn't be the person who had scored well above the median in the early exams.
Students who participated in an after-school program run by the Children's Aid Society also wrongly received course credits.
And those hard-nosed realists who are immune to its siren call dismiss it -- wrongly, of course -- as cheap sentiment.
Now that her double nature has been exposed — wrongly, of course — how can Leonato keep his grip on everything he once held dear?
Wrongly of course, because I have always cooked and I have always baked in the privacy of my own home, but the danger is that you would be typecast".
There are big questions for the justice professionals in the saga of "Sarah", whose conviction for perverting the course of justice by wrongly retracting a rape allegation was upheld on Tuesday by Lord Judge, the lord chief justice.
In particular, six weeks before the 2004 presidential election, General Petraeus published an op-ed article in The Washington Post in which he claimed — wrongly, of course — that there had been "tangible progress" in Iraq, and that "momentum has gathered in recent months".
Though one is unable to communicate with the home planet, the player will hear social-media-like speculation that points blame and attempts to analyze, wrongly, of course, what happened at the space station.
