Sentence examples for then wrongly from inspiring English sources

Miliband then wrongly described Grant as the leader of the Tory-led council.

CNN reported that fact, but then wrongly reported that therefore the court struck down the mandate as unconstitutional.

A section of the taped interview with Doreen Lawrence was misheard and then wrongly transcribed, which led to a reference to Haile Gebrselassie's dog.

He was then wrongly denied the chance to even raise the claim of ineffectiveness of counsel on appeal because of a missed court deadline — for which he was utterly blameless.

For it had been seized by the Nazis, then wrongly kept in the gallery through the post-war era until a court awarded it to Bloch-Bauer's heirs, who sold it.

I liked the idea that Lynne Tillman, who I thought then — wrongly, as I discovered — was the coolest person alive, had met me, a boy from a small town in Ireland who was a complete fool and had not learned any strategies to disguise this dreadful and shameful fact.

But then, quite wrongly, they reject the whole track as silly, failing to notice the melodies, harmonies, virtuoso musicianship, musical textures and so on.

It's entirely possible that I had seen a headline or heard news back then but wrongly dismissed the allegations as the sort of rumor that's spread during a bitter custody dispute.

In this paper, Hunt and Chittka show that people who are better at a categorization task also tend to produce more "memory errors" on the DRM paradigm, in which 15 words are shown which are strongly associated with a non-presented word (which is then often (wrongly) recalled or recognized later by the participants).

A Canadian software engineer recalls being arrested (wrongly), then shipped to Syria, where local torture experts took over.

When the police fingerprinted Mr. Sanchez, then 33, they wrongly placed the prints on a card that bore the name, Social Security number and other data for Leo Rosario, Mr. Sillery wrote.