Sentence examples for felt wrongly from inspiring English sources

For part of the first night it was felt (wrongly as it turned out) that all the reactors were cooling down.

As for Mr. Meskini, who also testified about his interrogation, he made clear that he wanted to talk because he felt wrongly accused.

Chief Wiles, who took over in August 2003, acknowledged that the department's internal affairs unit did investigate members of the public in cases in which officers felt wrongly accused.

Championed by the debauched King Louis XV, she felt (wrongly) free to chase butterflies in the palace gardens with young ladies from her entourage; to mock the dour old crones in the court; to snub Louis XV's scheming, well-connected ex-poule mistress, Du Barry; and to refuse to wear the torturously confining royal grand corps corset.

It was a clear penalty kick, although United's coaching staff felt, wrongly according to TV pictures, that Watkins had been offside.

Thus my pain is not to feel wrongly slighted, but to feel rightly slighted.

We're making people feel wrongly treated and pushing them toward more radical positions".

Saudi Arabia's revered King Faisal once remarked: "If anyone feels wrongly treated, he has only himself to blame for not telling me.

He sells barely 300 cups a day at his new post down the block on 86th Street, he said, and he feels wrongly singled out.

One reason for the anxiety in the political class is the potential for the sort of populist anger and resentment that historically has made for a potent wedge, particularly when the masses (i.e., the little guy) feel wrongly abused by the elite (the big guy).

After the break are excerpts from disabled Facebookees who feel wrongly accused, including a graduate student, a middle-aged man in Australia, and an overly-chatty woman.