Sentence examples for spoken wrongly from inspiring English sources

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".

"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.

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".

Rather than addressing our own actions, attitudes and behaviors, we deflect in order to shirk the responsibility that comes with admitting we've spoken, thought or acted wrongly at some point – making it all but certain we won't ever really get to the really important conversations we should be having.

And he repeatedly highlighted the fact that the comments were spoken, not written, as Eagleton wrongly claimed (which, in some degree, allowed Amis to dodge the central charge of Islamophobia).

"I've spoken with congressional staffers who wrongly believe that a bill has been passed since the Upper Big Branch disaster".

At one point Israel's ambassador was reported (wrongly, he later claimed) to have spoken of a "tectonic" change in American policy.

Cable, who has spoken of the need for a "plan A+", believes Osborne was wrongly seeking to take the credit for the recent growth which Cable claims is the result of "pragmatic British businesses and flexible British workers".