Sentence examples for wrongly been from inspiring English sources

The Tasmanian Aboriginal people had already (wrongly) been declared extinct with the passing of Truganini in 1876.

Since the beginning of the month-old lockout imposed by the owners, the overseas option has wrongly been portrayed as a global hammer.

The inquiry heard that some local authorities have wrongly been declaring potentially mentally incapacitated people well, to avoid taking responsibility for them.

"But it was the black child who had wrongly been tagged with the label of 'gang member' and the label had stuck," the MP said.

Mr Brown thinks Adam Smith has wrongly been labelled as a right-wing economist for his espousal of human self-interest and laissez-faire economics.

Neiman cites Hannah Arendt's "Eichmann in Jerusalem," a book she says has wrongly been seen as letting a chief architect of the Final Solution off the hook.

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

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.