Sentence examples for wrongly suggest that from inspiring English sources

The articles wrongly suggest that the majority of radiology professionals are not doing a good job in mammography.

To say they were underestimated before kick-off would be to wrongly suggest that they were estimated at all.

Third, such stereotypes also wrongly suggest that any problems of speaking up are inherent in the characters of the employees and bosses involved.

White House lawyers and others had previously objected to such a rule on the grounds that it would wrongly suggest that the United States sometimes used torture.

If that does not merit the Nobel Peace Prize, I cannot imagine what does.Nicholas ColloffAlcester, WarwickshireSIR - You wrongly suggest that anti-poverty campaigners are different from peacemakers.

As team leader Kimberly Johnson put it, "Films do capture the excitement of new relationships, but they also wrongly suggest that trust and committed love exist from the moment people meet".

In a pair of tweets casting doubt on the official estimate of nearly 3,000 deaths, the president clung to an outdated estimate, wrongly suggested that doubt over the figure emerged "a long time later" and inaccurately characterized the new figure as including all deaths on the island.

An earlier version wrongly suggested that Douglas Carswell studied at the University of Oxford.

The information wrongly suggested that Corporal Tillman had been killed by enemy fire.

The original wrongly suggested that the film had been in development before McQueen got involved.

True, 33% of the total selections are Homemaker, but it (wrongly) suggests that 33% of voters are homemakers.