Sentence examples for wrongly thinks from inspiring English sources

The left-wing opposition, the Broad Front, already looking ahead to a presidential election due in 2004, reckons (wrongly, thinks Mr Garce) that its best tactic is to radicalise.

Unless Mr Bemba is at least granted positions on the parliamentary committees that oversee the government, his opposition will be meaningless an intolerable position for an arrogant man who genuinely, though wrongly, thinks he won the election.In fact, neither man should be too pleased with his performance at the polls.

A's mother (wrongly) thinks that A. is still interested in politics based on her former socialization: A. always votes, I think she does, I guess so, you know, have we talked about this?

If Google chrome refuses to accept your real address because it wrongly thinks you are in a completely different country on the other side of the world that you have never visited, use a better browser.

Cameron wrongly thought this a clause IV moment to parade a modernised party.

Sometimes musicians resent the interference and, rightly or wrongly, think they know better.

Some politicians, wrongly, think the scientific case for anthropogenic global warming is too shaky.

Did he, wrongly, think that he had put antifreeze in the car?

Other Europeans (wrongly) thought them migrant Egyptians, hence the derivative Gypsy.

RB: I think politicians wrongly think this is a vote-loser for them.

'But I think people wrongly think we have more of a choice than we really do.