Sentence examples for use wrongly from inspiring English sources

The comma Use wrongly and hilarity ensues.

But the panic over children's technology use wrongly assumes that all parents before the internet or Apple were somehow spending hours a day making sure their kids were properly stimulated.

Still, because so many people have objected to its use (wrongly believing it had some relationship to autism), it has been taken out of virtually every vaccine in the U.S. Ask your doctor if the vaccine (or any you wish to have) contains thimerosol.

Even herbal medicines and herbal supplements used wrongly can kill".

I believe the word used wrongly distorts the world.

It's familiar to biologists because it is sometimes used — wrongly, I think — to illustrate the opposite point.

"The side effects of herbal remedies are limited, but still if used wrongly, they can cause problems," he says.

The seeming authentication of a minor item is used, wrongly, to suggest legitimacy for records that may include a startling fraud, he said.

If used against her, that rationale could also be used, wrongly, to punish what Prof. Volokh called "a vast range of other speech".

Drones might be this year's must-have Christmas present — but used wrongly, they can be a dangerous machine, putting yourself and others' lives at risk.

Writer then demonstrates how the consortium has chosen rightly but used wrongly a theme appropriate to Carnegie as to no other American rich man, by quoting from his autobiography.