Sentence examples for wrongly viewed as from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: MOOCs are wrongly viewed as a free form of education.

It was important to him to remind us, and the waiter, that he was wrongly viewed as a nobody.

Gyorgy Ligeti wanted to distance himself from the "modernist aesthetic," Lukas added, but because he taught at the Darmstadt summer school in Germany, which promoted serialist composition, he is sometimes wrongly viewed as part of that continuum.

Too often, still, while depression in women is wrongly viewed as an inevitable part of being female, it's precisely this alleged association with female fragility that underscores the notion that the male sufferer is less of a man; he has a weakness, not an illness best kept secret.

Attractive people are also — rightly or wrongly — viewed as being more honest, she said.

In Romania, HIV is still largely (and wrongly) viewed as a death sentence, and those who have it are shunned.

Soldiers often wrongly viewed camouflage netting as a kind of invisibility cloak, and they had to be taught to look at camouflage practically, from the enemy observer's point of view.

The stunning success in 1999 of the right-wing politician Jörg Haider -- wrongly viewed in the United States as a full-fledged Nazi -- was possible only because voters transferred their protest against a rigid political system to him.

Oddly enough we often find it hard to get a similarly swift and robust response to incidents of shoplifting, which many wrongly view as a victimless crime against a fat cat retailer.

"It shows that hitting a man is wrongly still viewed as acceptable when rightly the producers would never have allowed Joey Essex to make the same comment if he ever assaulted Sam Faiers".

Rather, he says, "the problem was real but wrongly viewed" (1974, 2).