Sentence examples for live wrongly from inspiring English sources

Afraid for nothing, you still live; wrongly unafraid, you die.

He initially found much to dislike in India, and in his letters to friends in Britain expressed derogatory and racist sentiments toward Indians: he stated that "they feed wrongly and think wrongly and live wrongly.

The proportion of deceased patients could bias our results if patients were more likely to be wrongly coded depending on whether they lived or died.

Moreover, there are probably many overweight, grey-bearded people around who would be wrongly identified as Sutcliffe and whose lives would be at risk.

Similarly, UTRs can also be wrongly assigned.

I will continue to support H-1B visas, but, I'm telling you, the American people's priority is, either rightly or wrongly, and we live in a democracy, is that we secure the borders first.

In doing so, those of us who choose to live an "out" lifestyle are often wrongly accused of "flaunting" our sexuality simply because we have chosen to be open and honest about who we are, regardless of the consequences.

Rightly or wrongly, I would have to live with that.

Doctors who wrongly think that patients are going to live much longer wind up recommending needlessly painful and expensive treatments.

On that Sunday in November, this newspaper (without whom…) carried a piece I wrote about my father, a dear man whose life was lived well and ended wrongly.

Rockefeller took up golf when he was nearly 60, and played nearly every day for the next 33 years, even claiming (wrongly) that his quest to shoot par would enable him to live past 100.