Sentence examples for wrongly so from inspiring English sources

They have, through this crisis, rightly or wrongly so, gained a dangerous reputation".

"The economy is better, 9/11 is farther away, people feel safer -- maybe wrongly so.

"When we had a crisis and things were teetering in the balance, people blamed capitalism, wrongly so," he said.

You can have fun watching people on La Croisette in Cannes pronouncing synecdoche wrongly so you don't have to here.

Andrew Ross Sorkin's "Too Big to Fail," a book that paints culpable Wall Street kingpins as weary heroes, is, to Starkman, the definitive account of the crash — and wrongly so.

All the newcomers — Kacey Musgraves, Miranda Lambert, even Taylor Swift — should send a thank-you note to Ms. Wilson, who's been left behind by Nashville's mainstream, and wrongly so.

The syllogism lurking just below the surface is that if Mr. Bradley has been wrongly criticized, so has the Bush v. Gore majority.

If a query did not return the expected result (from manual analysis), we assumed that the query was formulated wrongly and so, it was changed until to get the manual result.

To put it simply, the same Washington figures who so wrongly coddled Pretoria's apartheid regime three decades ago -- people like Dick Cheney and the neoconservatives -- now tell us, wrongly again, that the United States should abandon negotiations with Iran and continue the embargo of Cuba.

Seeing these young actors so wrongly attired makes you feel as sorry for them as you are being asked to feel for the characters they play.

And the payment providers and ad networks could not be sued by sites that were wrongly cut off, so their easiest course of action might be to just comply with copyright owners' requests.