Sentence examples for not always wrongly from inspiring English sources
But this son of a Whittier storekeeper always felt, and not always wrongly, that those who had it easier were ridiculing him.
These effects are not always recognised as being corticosteroid in origin and may be wrongly assumed to be part of the dying process [ 16].
Wozniak criticised the film's accuracy - "I felt bad for many people I know well who were portrayed wrongly in their interactions with Jobs and the company" – and argued that its portrayal of Jobs is too flattering, since it ascribes to him a business and technology genius, which he did not always possess.
Facial recognition is not always accurate: In fact, according to Patrick Hunter, a director at One Identity the technology is notorious for false positives, where the software wrongly "thinks" it has a match.
Your young beau wore a hoodie with that complicated word that I always wrongly pronounce as "arrow apostle".
Not always, but always often.
However, her pet's predictions haven't always been accurate, with Marcus wrongly backing Derby County to beat Hull City in the Championship play-off semi-final in 2016, a match the Rams lost 3-0.
"It's ironic that opponents of farm policy wrongly vilify our industry as rich corporate agribusinesses, yet we don't always have the funds to properly defend ourselves".
Rightly or wrongly, the parallel existence of sharia could not save Roberts, who also informed his interviewer that if women hadn't always reached the heights at Saatchi, it was their choice, not his.
