Sentence examples for might think wrongly from inspiring English sources
Ms. Kleier said that property owners might think, wrongly, that their unit would be worth the same as a similarly numbered unit a floor or two above.
Indeed, many greenies still think (wrongly) of Gaia this way.
I think, wrongly, that they think the humiliation of retreating is the greater problem.
They seem to think (wrongly) that it lost us the election.
"We allowed ourselves conversations with Real Madrid, confirmed by their coach - I think wrongly.
European publics think wrongly that American food standards are lower than theirs.
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.
He may think wrongly of you, or you can be attracting the wrong kind of attention!
Who knows whether there are older voters who really might think, of course completely wrongly, that Von Trier actually has such unsympathetic political sympathies.
In light of the dire career consequences of putting an officer on the Brady list, one might think there would robust procedural protections to prevent an officer from being wrongly labeled a Brady cop.
