Sentence examples for wrongly implies from inspiring English sources

Nor is it, as Houston's title wrongly implies, a curiosity.

More recently, the Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor maintained that the libertarian emphasis on the rights of the individual wrongly implies "the self-sufficiency of man alone".

The draft management plan cites cultural sensitivities as a key reason to stop describing the area as a "wilderness", saying that term is "problematic to Aboriginal people" because it "wrongly implies" it is a landscape empty of human culture.

Ecuador's ambassador to the UK, Juan Falconí Puig, said, "Yasuni was never up for negotiation," and that the suggestion that the government was in negotiations with the Chinese "wrongly implies that Ecuador was never serious in making the scheme work".

The allegation that Ecuador was negotiating oil exploitation in Yasuni with a Chinese company whilst simultaneously pushing the Yasuni Initiative wrongly implies that Ecuador was never serious in making the scheme work.

But Mr. Paul's characterization exaggerates what Mr. Perry said and wrongly implies that Mr. Perry, then the agricultural commissioner of Texas, supported the particulars of a health care proposal that did not emerge in full until months later.

An earlier version wrongly implied that the main session was specifically about the selling of private health insurance.

The panel said the instructions wrongly implied that all jurors had to agree on mitigating circumstances to avoid issuing a death penalty.

Jefferies eventually received libel payouts from eight newspapers, including the Sun, because the titles had wrongly implied he could have been guilty.

I am pleased at the explicit acknowledgement that I neither sought, expected, nor received any financial gain that was being widely and wrongly implied.

But the dollar may not be weak enough for that even against the yen.Correction: We wrongly implied that foreign reserves are necessary to intervene to weaken a currency.