Sentence examples for wrongly constructed from inspiring English sources

The question itself is wrongly constructed".

Mr. Kiefer sees a vengeful God and "the world as completely wrongly constructed," he said.

For connectors, faults are caused by possible errors during the development process, such as wrongly used channels, missing or redundant subcircuits, or circuits with wrongly constructed topology.

A dualistic model may be constructed, for example, by wrongly supposing that an intelligently behaving person must be continually utilizing knowledge of facts knowledge that something is the case.

That's why many movies — and many wrongly hailed — give a sense of being constructed as illustrations of script elements, the connections of dots planted in just the right place to yield a particular portrait.

If that was indeed the case, then Illumina libraries can be constructed from much larger amplified DNA fragments with still lower proportions of wrongly oriented reads.

Terribly constructed sentence, yes.

Worst constructed sentence ever).

It seems well constructed.

But in carefully constructing an argument that the five men had been wrongly convicted, the report made no attempt to assign blame for how it happened, and it did not criticize, or even name, any of the detectives and prosecutors who handled the case, one of the most important in Mr. Morgenthau's 29-year tenure.

Critics argue that suicidal or nonsuicidal intent is wrongly reduced to a dichotomy, instead of being conceptualized as a multidimensional construct where the ambiguity and the difficulty in arriving at a valid and reliable assessment of intent need to be acknowledged.