Sentence examples for really wrongly from inspiring English sources
The "least dangerous" branch as Alexander Hamilton famously and really, really wrongly called the judiciary is a little less dangerous, at least for the time being, thanks to the five members of the mighty Mount Holly, New Jersey, Township Council.
By Jeff Shesol December 4, 2013 The "least dangerous" branch — as Alexander Hamilton famously and really, really wrongly called the judiciary — is a little less dangerous, at least for the time being, thanks to the five members of the mighty Mount Holly, New Jersey, Township Council.
- The Grim Grotto It is very unnerving to be proven wrong, particularly when you are really right and the person who is really wrong is proving you wrong and proving himself, wrongly, right".
I thought he [Sir Alex Ferguson] was messing me about, wrongly really.
The rise of the far-right National Front is frightening but, rightly or wrongly, not really credible to the political class in France; the end of the euro, though, is terrifying and completely plausible to it.
Some have argued that the timescale of Lee's novel makes it extremely unlikely that the Atticus we meet in Mockingbird would have really defended a black man wrongly accused of rape or expounded the "equal rights for all, special privileges for none" maxim so often quoted of the character.
Busy Philipps, who stars as Laurie Keller on the ABC comedy, said that they all know what it's like to be on a "really good show that gets wrongly cancelled".
Who knows whether there are older voters who really might think, of course completely wrongly, that Von Trier actually has such unsympathetic political sympathies.
A moment later, Morata smashed the ball in off the bar but the linesman's flag had gone up, wrongly, against César Azpilicueta – a not really moment for a not really game.
But a better funded CCRC does not really address the real problem facing the wrongly convicted – namely a lack of legal representation, according to Maddocks.
There are really only two major requirements, if we assume (wrongly for the most part, at least at first) that users can operate them properly.
