Sentence examples for speak wrongly from inspiring English sources

"Some of the guys don't want to be ashamed if they speak wrongly to an English person," Imad says, "so they don't try.

The atheist community is already critical when they speak wrongly, activists and authors like Greta Christina, CJ Werleman and respected journalists like Amanda Marcott who don't fear being critical of these more famous atheists simply because we are all atheists.

Doctors have no right to say we speak wrongly.

People have spoken, wrongly, about 3.3 million British jobs being 'linked' to our membership of the EU.

"If you had spoken wrongly, we would have killed you".

It is usually expressed in the form 10× (for an image magnified 10-fold), sometimes wrongly spoken as "ten eks"—as though the × were an algebraic symbol rather than the correct form, "ten times".

This could also have impacted our results, as some women could not speak French and therefore may have wrongly declared their personal and family medical histories.

This isn't just about possible interview problems but also relates to having an accident, or getting lost, etc. Speak up if the interviewer behaves wrongly.

Still, even union opponents like Mr. Terry see some cause for alarm in the suggestion that some students, rightly or wrongly, feel threatened if they speak out.

Fry says, in front of a black and white image of what appear to be Victorian Ouija board enthusiasts: "There are people who pretend, quite wrongly, that dead people can speak.

We probably would presume, rightly or wrongly, that other countries that speak English are more like us than countries that don't.