Sentence examples for wrongly criticized from inspiring English sources

The memorial is wrongly criticized; one simply has to go there and see how Berliners, not just tourists, use the place.

The syllogism lurking just below the surface is that if Mr. Bradley has been wrongly criticized, so has the Bush v. Gore majority.

Israel has been wrongly criticized for using attack helicopters in response to the violence in the West Bank and Gaza (news article, Oct. 20).

A deeply religious man who began as a journalist on a rightist publication, Mr. Buisson argues that Mr. Sarkozy is wrongly criticized for flashy habits and rich friends, is a victim of the global economic crisis and will emerge victorious.

Carter is being wrongly criticized by some of his teammates and some in the press for supposedly letting his team down and losing focus on the day of the Raptors' all-important seventh game with the Philadelphia 76ers.

So next time someone misjudges you or wrongly criticizes you, just look over your shoulder.

A much criticized Spanish-language television advertisement wrongly links the views of Mr. McCain, who was a champion of the sweeping immigration overhaul pushed by Mr. Bush, to those of Rush Limbaugh, a harsh critic of the approach, and, frequently, of Mr. McCain.

Whether interviewing a man wrongly imprisoned at Guantanamo Bay, slamming those who criticized the decision to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill, or calling out conservative politicians who oppose abortion, birth control and the distribution of diapers, Bee likes her sarcasm 100 proof, and sometimes the party gets loud.

But on Nov. 16, the state-run Beijing Evening News strongly criticized Ms. Mu and accused Sina.com of wrongly promoting her to attract more visitors.

Not wanting to be a petty author who cannot take criticism, but being one anyway, I always think, no doubt wrongly, that those who criticize my book mostly have not read it!

Einstein said, "I do not believe that God plays dice with the world," in (wrongly, it turns out) criticizing the quantum theory.