Sentence examples for wrongly felt from inspiring English sources
That was an era when Britain, rightly or wrongly, felt very confident about who it was as a nation, and we're not like that at the moment.
But because the Bush team never dared to spell out the real reason for the war, and (wrongly) felt that it could never win public or world support for the right reasons and the moral reasons, it opted for the "stated reason": the notion that Saddam had weapons of mass destruction that posed an immediate threat to America.
A point about Rahman that even some of his bitterest foes privately accept is that, by whatever means, he has captured the loyalty of a substantial section of the Tower Hamlets electorate, which, rightly or wrongly, felt that Labour stuck up for it less than he did.
Insisting on playing her part spontaneously, Kapadia refused to enrol in a crash-course in Bengali as she wrongly felt that she would be able to speak it convincingly.
Therefore, during a familiarization with the task outside the scanner, participants were instructed to accept a "misspelling" as sounding like the intended word even when they (wrongly) felt that the pronunciation may not be fully correct.
"People wrongly feel it's over, but this will take five to 10 years to stop.
Still, even union opponents like Mr. Terry see some cause for alarm in the suggestion that some students, rightly or wrongly, feel threatened if they speak out.
These migrants will openly tell you about the verbal abuse they have faced from some individuals who wrongly feel empowered by the Brexit vote to express their racist and xenophobic views as if they were a legitimate position of the majority.
France, rightly or wrongly, feels that she has not received a square deal from America, but has been badly let down.
They feel guilty for not feeling positive and may even wrongly feel their lack of positivity affects their cancer outcome.
Putin, wrongly, feels invulnerable, at the top of his game after a successful Olympic Games, which is his grand misunderstanding.
