Sentence examples for wrongly hoping from inspiring English sources

Those internet users wrongly hoping to catch an illegal look at private footage of Emma Watson – be warned.

America desperately needs health care reform; it would be a betrayal of trust if Democrats fold simply because they hope (wrongly) that this would slightly reduce their losses in the midterm elections.

Here's hoping he argues some appeals for the wrongly imprisoned.

I believe the schedule seven powers were wrongly used against me and I hope this court will make that clear.

In the dark ages before cable, about 30 years ago, British television was routinely, if wrongly, considered the standard Americans could scarcely hope to achieve.

Speaking to the Daily Mail, Qatada's brother Ibrahim Othman said:  "He said he hopes to get £10million for being wrongly put in jail…He says he will make the claim when the court processes are finished for his extended mistreatment".

A man wrongly jailed over the Birmingham pub bombings says he hopes legal papers from his trial can help victims' families find out what really happened.

They hope that apologies Napper made in court this week to Colin Stagg, who was wrongly accused of Nickell's murder, and to the dead woman's parents, may indicate that he is ready to talk.

It is understood that Mitchell hopes releasing the clip on YouTube will help persuade the public he was wrongly convicted.

The scientists hope this improvement will not only solve cold cases, but also exonerate the wrongly imprisoned.  .

Nealon, 53, originally from Dublin and living in Redditch in the West Midlands when he was jailed, told the Guardian he hoped the police would reopen inquiries into the sexual assault for which he was wrongly convicted.