Sentence examples for purposefully wrong from inspiring English sources

This is used in evaluating the supervised classifier to understand its behavior when purposefully wrong labels are fed to the classification model [96].

Everyone makes mistakes; things happen that are not purposefully wrong but which were out of the person's control.

How are these kind, friendly students being so hurtful and purposefully using the wrong pronouns?

There's nothing wrong with purposefully looking for a "ticket" to another lab.

Mr. Sternberg said any suggestion that the city purposefully sabotaged certain schools was wrong.

According to Palin, Cohen's crew "purposefully" drove her to the wrong airport after the interview, causing her and her daughter to miss their flight back to Alaska.

Apple's counting on the fact that they don't need to understand the technicalities, as long as they feel how wrong Samsung is to have "purposefully" copied the iPhone.

Next up was former armed robber Frank Prosper, now an actor, who said he purposefully avoided thinking about the rights and wrongs of what he was doing while he was an active criminal.

The award recognized Ms. Kayden's performance in "Urinetown" as Little Sally, one of the musical's wide-eyed narrators, a pigtailed, chronically dirty gamine, prone to such purposefully cheesy declarations as, "But killing people is wrong!" She also roller-skates (badly) in the show, and has more than one slapstick run-in with a wall.

But Mr Tomlinson told the BBC that there was a perception among small businesses that they are being "purposefully distressed" in order to get them into the GRG which, even if wrong, should be addressed by RBS.

There's wisdom to glean in Ben's philosophizing, which can be purposefully grating at times, and there's wisdom to glean in everything he gets wrong about the ills of a systemized society, even if it means "the powerful control the lives of the powerless".