Sentence examples for knowingly wrong from inspiring English sources

Floyd Abrams, a partner in Cahill Gordon & Reindel who is representing S.& P., points out that the government case quotes from no secret whistle-blower, indicating that while the government has interviewed a lot of people from S.& P., including many who have left, it found none who would support the claim that the ratings were knowingly wrong.

Bank directors too must attest that they are running going concerns, and risk legal consequences if they are knowingly wrong.Various ways to relieve the banks' lack of capital and get them lending again were suggested at a parliamentary committee hearing on January 13th, echoing urgent debate elsewhere.

In conclusion, your article trashed Mr. Marks, a highly regarded lawyer who is singularly the most effective anti-corruption private litigator in and out of Russia today, based upon completely false premises and knowingly wrong facts.

As if Rose wasn't on thin enough ice after claiming that "he did not do anything knowingly wrong" to result in his second Wellness Policy strike, his arrest could cost him his spot in the WWE, and rightfully so.

A person who had never knowingly wronged anyone, my sister sometimes wondered what she had done that would have allowed God to visit such retribution upon her.

Socrates equated virtue with the knowledge of one's true self, holding that no one knowingly does wrong.

(New York Review of Books, 1997) It is easy enough for me to say that George Orwell was essentially right about the three great 20th-century issues of fascism, Stalinism and empire because I have never knowingly been wrong about anything.

Neither May nor Gove has ever knowingly been wrong about anything, and both looked equally bewildered and outraged at being forced to defend their actions of the previous week.

The airline would have to prove "actual malice --that KTVU knowingly aired wrong namalice --that with reckless disregard for the truth.

But scholars also debate whether partisans actually believe the misinformation and how many are knowingly giving the wrong answer to support their partisan team (a process called expressive responding).

Those doing moral wrong knowingly would fall short, and hence count as not acting freely merely by virtue of their wrongful conduct.