Sentence examples for wrongly seen from inspiring English sources

Because tough measures are, perhaps wrongly, seen as tough politics they are more often introduced in bad times.

Changing your name is widely – but wrongly – seen as an issue of particular concern to the transgender community.

In Mr. Critchley's serious view Western philosophy is wrongly seen as having been derived mainly from the Greeks.

Traffic-choked roads and overcrowded schools are wrongly seen as external problems for residents to deal with after the developers have moved on to the next project.

Anna Soubry, the outspoken public health minister, has said David Cameron appointed her to the post because it is wrongly seen as the "soft bloody girly option".

His three years as premier, sometimes wrongly seen as just an interlude between the regimes of Wilson and Thatcher, had a positive quality all their own.

She honestly, if wrongly, saw the suffragettes (the "physical forcers" of the suffrage campaign) as terrorists, Fenians in skirts.

While critics and dealers wrongly saw Polke's moral complexity as a form of postmodern wit, he saw them as gullible.

But that prescription is, of course, anathema to Mellonites, who wrongly see it as more of the same policies that got us into this trap.

Education secretary Michael Gove has attacked universities for turning out young social workers inculcated with "idealistic left-wing dogma" who wrongly see parents as disempowered "victims of social injustice".

Shepherd says the public wrongly see science like a court case, in which reasonable doubt can outweigh a larger body of evidence.