Sentence examples for wrongly present from inspiring English sources

Of course, they may mean that other people, rather than they, themselves, ought to be sent away if they wrongly present at A&E.

And this is wrongly presented to the nation as inevitable, as a "permanent" loss.

Not a threat directly, no, but footballers are idolised, and – rightly or wrongly – presented as role models.

In what was wrongly presented as the last great act of imperial retreat, white men were caricatured as bad and black men good.

We've also seen those infamous "meth mouth" images (extreme tooth decay), wrongly presented as a direct consequence of methamphetamine use.

The latter involves choosing wrongly when presented with several alternatives, while impulsivity represents inhibition dysregulation.

It is re-checked many times, but about two hundred names are listed wrongly in the present book.

In my field, orthopedic surgery, designating wear and tear of cartilage as "osteoarthritis" (the suffix, "-itis," points to inflammation that is not present) wrongly suggests that anti-inflammatory medications are necessarily better than gentler painkillers; calling shoulder pain "impingement syndrome" has prompted many surgeons to cut out normal but supposedly "impinging" bone.

Proteins with wrongly predicted functions present in the experimentally determined surface proteome are revisited and their sequences manually inspected.

He engaged in a variety of reporting practices that he presents, wrongly, as standard-issue.

Ferry ((1)) complained that to get financial and/or political support, biotechnology projects were often presented wrongly, badly or superficially and that Golden Rice was a good example of this (Ferry, 6/11).