Sentence examples for wrongfully believe from inspiring English sources

The official said that statement might have led Detective Vasquez to wrongfully believe that either Mr. Kaiser or Mr. Dorisman had a gun.

At a news conference at City Hall yesterday, Mr. Trotter spoke of a new era for the city's firefighters and said, "Let me serve notice to those who wrongfully believe that the department is a haven for small-mindedness, offensive behavior and stagnation".

Myth: Cold sores and genital sores are way different Many people wrongfully believe that cold sores don't count as "real" herpes, explains Raquel Dardik, MD, a clinical associate professor at NYU Langone's Joan H. Tisch Center for Women's Health.

Not until Blacks are equal in opportunity and proportionally in outcomes we will have failed to reach that racial homeostasis that the post-racial thinkers, wrongfully, believe we have today.

9.09pm BST 40 min: Caravajal concedes a corner because he wrongfully believes there is an opponent near him.

An anthropologist by training and by trade (she teaches at Boston University), the author takes us from coffee house to coffee house, uncovering a whole world that would be hidden from those wrongfully believing Japan is only about tea.

Mr. Peltier, a leader of the Ojibwa-Sioux, has spent two decades in prison after being convicted, some believe wrongfully, of killing two F.B.I. agents in 1975.

Some detractors believe Ariyaratne wrongfully took credit for pioneering the "shramadana movement" in Sri Lanka though he is generally credited with its rapid expansion.

NEWS ANALYSIS, PAGE A4 Review of Disability Cases A judge ordered the Social Security Administration to act promptly on the cases of New Yorkers who believe they were wrongfully denied disability benefits.

I hear from people all across the world who believe Mac was wrongfully convicted".

House of Renewed Hope is taking it a step forward: looking into the cases of other men still behind bars who they believe have been wrongfully convicted.