Sentence examples for wrongly even from inspiring English sources

Even lots of adults don't know how to breathe properly and under stress we usually breathe wrongly even if we know the right way.

The important thing to remember is that, rightly or wrongly, even if Evans runs out on to the pitch in the near future, he has not got away with it.

And though I don't agree with the French and Turkish policies of forbidding the hijab in certain areas like schools or government jobs, I can't help seeing it as an instrument of oppression, rightly or wrongly — even when it's the voluntary and self-imposed kind.

Moreover, if someone did not reach the conclusion that the hoodlums were acting wrongly, even though she believed that they were torturing the cat for fun, we would think her guilty of moral insensitivity.

"Chronology is sometimes confused, and dates are given wrongly", even for basic information such as the regnal dates of the kings of Jerusalem.

No one warns us that adulthood is full of such sweat-inducing dilemmas, where the stakes are your reputation, your career, and (rightly or wrongly) even your sense of self-worth.

As someone who has argued convincingly that soldiers can survive warfare only by being team players, Keegan must find it only natural to disapprove of anyone who, wrongly or even rightly, casts doubt on what the team is doing.

MOSCOW — In a report commissioned by the government of Ukraine, a team of American lawyers has concluded that important legal rights of the jailed former prime minister, Yulia V. Tymoshenko, were violated during her trial last year on charges of abusing her official power, and that she was wrongly imprisoned even before her conviction and sentencing.

Anyone who acts as a free rider is acting wrongly, then, even if his or her shirking does not directly threaten the existence or success of the endeavor.

The results indicate that the strategy is useful for identifying land use observations with a high probability of being wrongly classified, even between categories with low discriminative spectral signatures.

This issue is often wrongly overlooked, even when the presence or absence of a gene in a given genome is crucial for the analysis.