Sentence examples for making wrongly from inspiring English sources

It is infuriating to see them now cough up the same tired, half-baked arguments against carbon-emissions limits that they have been making, wrongly, for four decades against the whole slate of government environmental and safety regulations the very regulations that have made America the cleaner, safer country we know it to be.

Trump administration officials have made it clear (wrongly in my opinion) that they think a nuclear-armed North Korea cannot be deterred, so it seems all too possible that they will go back to making military threats.

The point of reparation is not to make people equal to others; reparation is not defined as making the wrongly harmed equal to others.

Coverage of its menacing online identity may have both obscured the role other Sunni groups have played in Iraq's insurgency – and made opponents wrongly assume that Isis has all of Iraq within its grasp.

We're making people feel wrongly treated and pushing them toward more radical positions".

But his drive-by defamation can only mislead concerned citizens by making them believe – wrongly – that there is no point in checking their status with this office.

If you believe that your child's performance or behavior is a direct reflection on who you are, you may be so embarrassed that you transfer your child's small failings into thinking that you must be a failure, wrongly making it all too personal.

In the film "American Beauty", the protagonist wins a hefty severance package by threatening to accuse his boss (wrongly) of making a homosexual approach.

Proponents of the first position argue from the point of view of reason: because they rightly believe that God cannot make what implies a contradiction, and because they believe (rightly or wrongly) that making matter exist without form does involve a contradiction, they conclude that God cannot make matter exist without form.

Proponents of the second group argue from the perspective of God's omnipotence which transcends human reason: because they rightly assume that God's power exceeds human comprehension, they conclude (rightly or wrongly) that making matter exist without form is among those things exceeding human comprehension that God can make come to pass.

Mr. Klebanoff said Mr. Murdoch's syndicate wrongly made him a scapegoat.