Sentence examples for were wrongly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In an unfair or immoral manner; unjustly.
Mentally ill Australians were wrongly interned.
"Or perhaps if someone were wrongly executed?" Mr. Letterman said.
Still, almost one in five fish samples were wrongly labeled.
Court officials said that on several occasions, Mr. Siminovsky's cases were wrongly assigned to Justice Garson.
In addition, two photographs accompanying the article, taken by Taylor, were wrongly credited.
The lawyers included members of the Innocence Project, which helps defendants it believes were wrongly convicted.
This suggests that a significant number of individuals were wrongly referred.
In the original article, these were wrongly attributed to Lord Fowler.
"Figures provided to the Australian by a third party were wrongly adjusted.
Defense attorneys are checking whether clients were wrongly charged or convicted.
More than 50 campaigners have already had their convictions overturned or were wrongly prosecuted.
