Sentence examples for regarded wrongly from inspiring English sources

I was nicknamed "Bertie", that is "Burlington Bertie from Bow", because of what others regarded – wrongly – as my cockney accent.

A semi-finalist in Monte Carlo, a finalist in Madrid and again here: it has been an impressive few weeks for a player who had been regarded, wrongly, as vulnerable on clay.

The extract gives a taste of the quality, as well as the shortcomings of his language, of his stoicism and of the themes which have led his work to be regarded wrongly as an allegory of the world during and after the Second World War.

"For those who we regard – wrongly in my view – as the least able kids going into further education, there is no system, there is no form or transparency on employment outcomes," he said, claiming there were 1,100 providers.

At stake is a scarce good, widely (if wrongly) regarded as determining future happiness and earnings.

The Robertson Land Acts, once wrongly regarded as a failure, did succeed in areas suitable for dairying or intensive cultivation and helped promote these branches of rural industry.

Still, obese plaintiffs -- even the morbidly obese -- have been most successful not when they claim a disability, but when they assert that employers refused to hire them because they wrongly regarded them as having one.

The Yazidi religion is wrongly regarded by hardline Muslims as a form of devil worship, and in August 2014, Isis fighters gave the inhabitants of Farida's village three days to convert to Islam or suffer the fate of "infidels".