Sentence examples for had done wrongly from inspiring English sources

In the vast majority of cases, a woman's behaviour has absolutely no bearing on whether she miscarries or not, yet a recent nationwide survey conducted by New York's Albert Einstein College of Medicine found that 47% of of the respondents who had miscarried felt guilty, with 41% of them believing it was caused by something they had done wrongly.

The officers, seeing them run, wrongly concluded they had done something wrong and gave chase.

Think of psychology in scoring: If the question is 10 points, and your solution is very easy and short, something may have been done wrongly.

"We have to look a lot at what the Conservative government has done and, rightly or wrongly, we had the impression that not everybody received the same treatment," she said.

Since then, Karzai has been held to Iraq's low standard of security and competence, by which he's been wrongly judged to have done relatively well.

I was frightened for him in case he went out and blew all his money, like other wrongly convicted people have done.

But everything that began was done wrongly.

The questions citizens ask are not moral, but very pragmatic: has public money been spent on the "mistress" as Mitterrand had wrongly done with his "second family"?

People do wrongly assume he will be dreadful, though.

Those changes were not clearly stated, and there was widespread scepticism that clinicians had been doing things wrongly in the first place and there was no explicit funding for change.

As we said above, we had originally done validation experiments, but (wrongly) neglected to put them in the manuscript.