Sentence examples for some wrongly from inspiring English sources

And some wrongly accused man is running in terror for his life.

It is full of abrupt changes and tonal insecurities, with little of the unfolding serenity some wrongly associate with Bruckner.

Activists like her became celebrities overnight, she said, and some wrongly believed that appearing on television would spread their ideas and mobilize the public.

The state will soon spend about $300,000 for the broader use of DNA testing, which could free some wrongly imprisoned defendants -- or link defendants to other crimes.

By its actions, it can demonstrate to other Muslim nations that Washington is leading an international campaign against terrorism, not, as some wrongly claim, a Western battle against the Islamic world.

Some wrongly speculated that Facebook would soon launch its own full-fledged music streaming service to compete with Spotify.

It probably changes some vestige of the writer as pedestal dweller that some folks wrongly or rightly hold dear, but it is evolution.

Some claim (wrongly) that he had a mediocre mind.

She admits that Labour  spent some money "wrongly" but insists the  deficit was small.

Some politicians, wrongly, think the scientific case for anthropogenic global warming is too shaky.

Some will wrongly conclude that further globalisation should therefore be resisted.