Sentence examples for he's wrongly from inspiring English sources
In the case of Irvine resident Stephen Persaud, who believes he's wrongly listed on the U.S. government's anti-terrorism docket, the quickest way home from the Virgin Islands was a boat to Miami and then three train rides.
Robert Donat's character, does, and by the next morning he's wrongly suspected of her murder.
"We don't want terrorists to be able to walk into a gun store and buy a gun, and we don't want an innocent, law-abiding citizen to be denied his Second Amendment rights because he's wrongly on the list with a bunch of terrorists". If Toomey's name sounds familiar in the context of gun control, that's because it is.
And yet, being falsely accused of something both serious and weird does make me realise how Steve Jobs must feel every time he's wrongly accused of being dead.
To exist is to be punished, and, therefore, in God's just universe, to be guilty — as in the movie that Hitchcock made just prior to "Vertigo," "The Wrong Man," in which the protagonist, though innocent of the crime of which he's wrongly accused, is nonetheless guilty of something.
The AAMI Park announcer was so excited with Cahill's contribution, he was wrongly credited with the goal.
During Mao Tse-tung's Cultural Revolution, he was wrongly denounced as a Soviet agent and spent eight years in a labor camp.
They argue those documents, which support his claim that he was wrongly terminated, are not covered by the court's order.
"I think he was wrongly advised," Mr. Fried said.
He was wrongly suspected in the killing of another officer.
