Sentence examples for wrongly are from inspiring English sources

The natives, both rightly and wrongly, are more restless.

If you make yourself ill by doing any of these things wrongly, are you medically skilled enough to treat yourself?

Indeed, the trade gap in the first five months of this year was smaller than in the same period in 2006.But a closer look suggests that currency markets, rightly or wrongly, are blithe about trade imbalances.

Football fans are obsessed with transfer rumours, and the most respected voices – rightly or wrongly – are journalists, who supporters believe have an inside track on any deals going through.

This strategy seemed to be working alright until Abu Omar got news of the completely harmless incident and succeeded in once again making the appalling al-Qaida agenda into a greater Muslim cause in the minds of many Scandinavians, with repercussions for all the Muslims whose religious beliefs wrongly are being depicted as incompatible with western democracy.

PARIS — The long list of crimes all over France, which, rightly or wrongly, are attributed by public opinion to the same gang, was added to yesterday [March 25] when six men murdered a chauffeur at Montgeron, on the road from Paris to Nice, took his automobile, in which they drove to Chantilly, murdered two employés of the Societé Générale branch there and robbed the bank's safe of 49,000fr.

Silence, he said, "can wrongly be interpreted as approval".

Monticello was thoroughly investigated 16 years ago and those who acted wrongly were identified and prosecuted".

When the linesman's flag, however late and however wrongly, was lifted, relief filled the stands.

The finger of blame, rightly or wrongly, is being pointed at Huhne, the energy secretary.

Then he lectured her for what he suggested, wrongly, was a lack of compassion for the unborn.