Sentence examples for wrongly suggests from inspiring English sources

A DWP spokesman said: "The report is misleading and wrongly suggests that women don't make use of our important safeguards in the same way that men do.

Salomé Zourabichvili, a former foreign minister of Georgia, wrongly suggests the Georgian government is not serious in its pursuit of democracy ("A fresh start in Georgia," Views, April 4).

This, on the first page, wrongly suggests earlier years of torment and misery which is actually far from the case: slowly, in deft and discursive anecdotes, she tells a story full of steady achievement amid a warm and supportive family.

Ms German also wrongly suggests that the democratic Eastern European nations that have chosen to join the EU and NATO are mindless dupes a claim in no way borne out by reality.

Lawrence Rothfield, founder of the Cultural Policy Center at the University of Chicago and a member of Saving Antiquities for Everyone, said the study wrongly suggests the entire lot of privately owned, unprovenanced artifacts are museum worthy.

The ad wrongly suggests that individuals will "owe" the government a check for that amount, and of course never mentions that Mr. Rove's patron, President George W. Bush, was responsible for nearly five times more of the current debt than President Obama.

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

The original standfirst wrongly suggested Brett Gorvy of Christie's confirmed the sale figure of $500m.

ABC News wrongly suggested a link between a mass shooting in Colorado and the Tea Party.

The cheerleaders for Tessa Jowell, the Blairite candidate in Labour's selection race, wrongly suggested Sadiq Khan was unelectable.

A previous version of the graphic in this chart wrongly suggested there was a minimum wage of $10.68 in Portland, Oregon.