Sentence examples for wrongly painted from inspiring English sources

But he said he feared that black marines who served there, and made up only a part of the Americans stationed on Okinawa, would be wrongly painted with a broad brush.

Like many anti-poverty campaigners on both sides of the Atlantic, Lesser has pointed out that part of the problem with introducing, or trying to protect, programmes is that they are often stridently, and wrongly, painted as ineffective.

If the intent was to call as little attention as possible to what amounted to a painful admission of error — Hatfill said his life and career were ruined by government leaks that wrongly painted him as the murderer — the timing could not have been better.

The flawed thinking that has wrongly painted Muslims as terrorists is the same that leads some to believe that all Catholics believe members of the LGBT community should remain second-class citizens.

It is one that wrongly paints the life and practice of many Muslims as "conveyor belts" to violence, with the assumption that the more conservative you are, the more prone you are to extremism.

Blogging "journalist" Andrew Breitbart's wildly misleading viral video takes Agriculture Department employee Shirley Sherrod's speech out of context and wrongly paints her as a bigot.

Then, when that was quickly debunked, Spicer spent days refining his attempt to wrongly paint the Trump inauguration as the most-watched of all time, mostly by cherry-picking data. .

Then, when that was quickly debunked, Spicer spent days refining his attempt to wrongly paint the Trump inauguration as the most-watched of all time, mostly by cherry-picking data.

Rightly or wrongly, they're painted as angry adolescents, likely to get verbally violent over a bad review score.

"Clinton being painted rightly or wrongly as 'unlikable' will damage her electability," said Adrienne Kimmell, executive director of the Barbara Lee Family Foundation, which has campaigned to get a woman in the White House.

In one universe, patriotism is paramount as marketers paint their brands red, white and blue and proclaim, "My country, right or wrong" -- usually wrongly.