Sentence examples for see it wrongly from inspiring English sources

China could become a democratic paradise tomorrow and Mr. Sweeney and his union would still oppose this trade bill, because they see it (wrongly) as just a vehicle to move U.S. manufacturing jobs to China.

The term "jihadist" is not used by many Muslims because they see it as wrongly associating a noble religious concept with illegitimate violence.

But that prescription is, of course, anathema to Mellonites, who wrongly see it as more of the same policies that got us into this trap.

Since most people are afraid to apply empathy and wrongly see it as synonymous with sympathy (and misuse it), I know I can gain a huge edge with it.

Maybe she published a story called "Every Love Story a Ghost Story" somewhere so obscure that neither her biographer nor the Web make note of it, and Elman or Wallace still saw it, but wrongly gave the adage to Woolf?

As the law sees it, rightly or wrongly, the issue is not the nature of the ceremony but that a specific class of people is experiencing discrimination.

(Although "tribal" art is in no way childlike, French artists, wrongly but fruitfully, saw it that way).

Scanlan views risk ratios as having been improperly understood and wrongly interpreted; as he sees it, his goal is to provide a more enlightened perspective on their use.

Mekas admired the French New Wave within limits—and (rightly) saw it as a modernizing variant on the "commercial" cinema but (wrongly) saw it as a nationally specific advance in French filmmaking.

The assorted human rights abuses visited upon the England team in their Rustenburg HQ have already been touched upon by this column, but Holt goes on to suggest that "at least one figure within the England hierarchy is actively trying to undermine Terry with private briefings to the media because they see him, wrongly, as a threat to Capello's authority".

Last week's issue (see article) wrongly gave Malta the Victoria Cross, not the George Cross.