Sentence examples for first wrongly from inspiring English sources

Lyme is especially vexing, because its symptoms are so vague and diffuse; the first time I had it, I was first (wrongly) diagnosed with gout, diabetes, a staph infection, a heart irregularity, and a broken toe.

A statement on the Justice for Sion Jenkins website says: "It is impossible to put a true value on all that Sion Jenkins has lost since he was first wrongly accused of murder.

However, nearly two thirds wrongly thought that putting objects in the wrong place – e.g. a mug of tea in the cupboard – was an indication of dementia.

Mr. Faison and Mr. Shepherd are the fourth and fifth men, wrongly convicted or accused of murder, to walk to freedom on a bridge built by Mr. Race, private investigator.

Like Giffords, Brady was first reported wrongly to be dead.

The EU is lucky to have them.Correction: our first chart wrongly put Latvian inflation at 30%.

The original headline and first paragraph wrongly suggested Labour's lead over the Conservatives was two points, rather than seven.

First she wrongly implicated a justice minister in the embezzlement scandal on the grounds that he was friends with the suicide victim Age Haugen.

Although at first suspicion wrongly focused on Middle Eastern terrorist groups, attention quickly centred on Timothy McVeigh who had been arrested shortly after the explosion for a traffic violation and his friend Terry Nichols.

This, on the first page, wrongly suggests earlier years of torment and misery which is actually far from the case: slowly, in deft and discursive anecdotes, she tells a story full of steady achievement amid a warm and supportive family.

First, it wrongly assumes that there is a 'general character which makes right acts right', that of maximising a plurality of intrinsic goods (RG 16).