Sentence examples for wrongly too from inspiring English sources

"The IMF didn't just get the arguments wrong over the single currency, they called the EU referendum wrongly too".

Had he been convicted wrongly, too, there would have been no fabricated notes to discover years later.

Driven by a culture, which, rightly or wrongly, too often fails to recognize teachers with respect and economic rewards, teacher unhappiness seems more prevalent than ever.

If a test taker were not concentrating by that point, thinking that the last few items mattered little, she might answer one wrongly, then receive an easier question and answer that wrongly too.

Haven't we wrongly expected too much from him, because he is black and of African origin?

The book argues that the rule of law has been replaced by the misrule of politics, with a one-way ratchet of ever-expanding criminal laws giving boundless discretion to police and prosecutors, leading to a system that wrongly punishes too many black men.

He and Raina steadied, then they timed their attack, though Bangladesh can have reason to feel aggrieved after Rohit survived being caught on the leg-side boundary when on 90 because a Rubel full-toss was wrongly deemed too high.

Sometimes an error is (rightly or wrongly) deemed too insignificant to warrant correction.

I have been preaching in this venue for years that our society wrongly puts too much pressure on women to look younger and prettier, placing emphasis on looks, rather than intelligence and substance!

"No excuses" doesn't mean giving up on at-risk children: "No excuses" is a popular mantra for educators who rightly hold high expectations for students from every background but are wrongly all-too-eager to brand teachers as incompetent and their students as incorrigible.

But you, Martin, have wrongly killed sons too, and so also we want nothing to do with you".