Sentence examples for question wrongly from inspiring English sources

The suit claims that the broadcasts in question wrongly floated the idea that the boy deliberately brought a "hoax bomb" to school as a PR stunt, when in reality he simply tried to build an alarm clock to impress a teacher.

There is an issue, however, with calling everyone who answers a yes or no question "wrongly" a racist (unless that question is "are you a racist?").

Why does HMRC not compel firms to use the ESI for each new worker taken on (with sanctions for wilfully answering the questions wrongly) and to record the results in their records?

Thus, Smith argues that Craig begs the question by wrongly presuming that an intuitive relationship holds between finite sets and their proper subsets that a set has more members than its proper subsets must hold even in the case of infinite sets (Smith, in Craig and Smith 1993, 85).

Maharaj: The question is wrongly put.

As a poor working-class woman it is important to know what to say in answer to certain questions – answering wrongly can have harsh consequences.

Some still questioned him, wrongly, before this World Cup on the grounds he had never quite distinguished himself at a major tournament.

The question itself is wrongly constructed".

Merchant said it left the question, rightly or wrongly, of whether Mayweather simply does not want to fight Pacquiao, a notion that Pacquiao's trainer, Freddie Roach, asserted Monday.

This reads "but these things are judged by mind [or: by convention] on the part of humans" (Sextus Empiricus M 11.140); the context suggests that the 'things' in question are things (wrongly) taken to be by nature good or bad.

Moreover, the question itself is wrongly framed.