Sentence examples for very wrongly from inspiring English sources

"He dealt with me very wrongly.

The Confederates had concluded, very wrongly, that Grant and Porter had given up on taking their city.

Around 1.15 of the world's 7 billion people share your belief system, if we assume (very wrongly) that local churches are uniform throughout the system.

In this way, we obtain efficient identification cycles (see [12 14]) that feature only very few wrongly enquired tags.

Even if it is very good and wrongly indicts only one in 10,000 papers, it would misfire when applied widely, says psychologist Eric-Jan Wagenmakers of the University of Amsterdam.

The most recent such assault unwisely seeks to abolish the very name prokaryote, wrongly asserting that 'no one can define what is a prokaryote, only what it is not' [ 181].

That was an era when Britain, rightly or wrongly, felt very confident about who it was as a nation, and we're not like that at the moment.

Sometimes, I am very much afraid, they wrongly believed that sexual exchanges with children were accepted in these countries, and that they could take advantage of cultural differences.

"I feel very strongly, rightly or wrongly, that I need to protect my district," Mrs. Kelly said, "so I signed the letter".

He criticized the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops for doing the very thing that it wrongly accuses the administration of doing: trying to impede "the religious freedom of millions of Americans" by "taking reproductive health care options away from everybody".

Despite Cameron's promise, he dumped a new inquiry into the hands of the parliamentary intelligence and security committee, the very body that previously wrongly concluded that there was "no evidence that the UK agencies were complicit" in such operations.