Sentence examples for wrongly said from inspiring English sources
(Trump wrongly said 1928).
"Rightly or wrongly," said Michael, "it's part of British history".
The authorities wrongly said that he had been hit in an exchange of fire.
Correction: In last week's article on Brazilian television, we wrongly said Carlos Slim was the boss of Mexico's Televisa.
The print edition of this article wrongly said that Mr Gabriele was convicted by an Italian court.
UPDATE at 13.18pm: Earlier I wrongly said Ollerenshaw was a Labour MP.
Midway through the fourth quarter, Davis mentioned the phantom penalty, wrongly saying it had not been called when the real mystery was why it had not been assessed.
What it also reveals is why Lloyds, one of the safest and most profitable – some would wrongly say boring – of the UK's high-street banks was so eager to buy first Northern Rock, and then HBOS, which nearly destroyed it.
"What good does it do me to get the 20-basis-point gain if that runs the risk of using the information wrongly?" says the 57-year-old chief executive, clearly irked.
It alleges (wrongly, says Levy) that the company downplayed the difficulties faced by doctors who use Visudyne in being reimbursed by insurance companies, because it knew that a lack of reimbursements would hurt sales and earnings.
Many people wrongly say OBL was a crazy murder.
