Sentence examples for is manifestly wrong from inspiring English sources
"Any suggestion that I simply misunderstood my instructions is manifestly wrong.
"Israel's assertion that the attacks on the infrastructure were lawful is manifestly wrong," she said.
He said: "Whilst I am aware that the view has been expressed in some parts of the press that the killing of Colin Hatch and the attempted murder of Ian Huntley were somehow lesser offences - deserving lesser sentences - because of the crimes that they had themselves committed, such a view is manifestly wrong, both as a matter of common sense and as a matter of law.
Judges who overturned Mrs Clark's conviction on appeal said Prof Meadow's evidence was "manifestly wrong" and "grossly misleading".
In its appeal, the agency told the justices that this "unprecedented holding" was "manifestly wrong" and threatened to damage national security.
Of course, it may have been a correct call, and Dravid didn't seem outraged by it but the principle holds that the third umpire should really be overturning decision that are manifestly wrong.
The ICC said the Lloyd/Lockie inquiry had concluded that the claims made by the England coach Andy Flower and the ECB chairman Giles Clarke – that Harper had failed to turn up the volume on his video feed – were "manifestly wrong and entirely unfair".
"I didn't agree with her when she said we were being flooded by Asians because we weren't, and I didn't agree with her when she said that Aboriginal people weren't amongst the most disadvantaged in our community because those things were manifestly wrong".
"Accordingly it could not be said that the judicial officer was manifestly wrong or that the interests of justice otherwise required his decision be overturned".
In terms of the above definition of torture there are at least two things that are manifestly morally wrong with torture.
