Sentence examples for wrongly with the from inspiring English sources

In these respects, liberalism may be out of sync (rightly or wrongly) with the political aspirations of much of the world's population.

To the British at the time of the Mahdist wars, al-Mahdī was the enemy whom they associated, though wrongly, with the killing of Gordon.

Rightly or wrongly, with the 2012 election looming the jobs figures have become a monthly report card on Obama's economic policy.

His increasingly popular realist work — including my personal favorite, the spatially complex "Ice Glare" (1933), which depicts a car on a dreary street transfigured by winter light — got him associated, wrongly, with the nativist American Scene movement of the time.

Her pitch-changing vocoder, used so effectively in "O Superman", is back, but the old-man voice tells, simply, tired stories and jokes, and sits oddly wrongly with the ethereal simplicity of her visual and musical talents.

But the controversy that really shook the 42-year-old minister came at Easter when he was linked – wrongly – with the poisonous email exchanges between Damian McBride, another Brown ally, and Derek Draper, a semi-official Labour blogger.

Table 3 also shows that using a lower specificity for MRI-targeted biopsy (80% instead of 90%) resulted in 40 men (instead of 20) without clinically significant disease wrongly identified as having significant cancer, but this is still less than the 50 men who would be wrongly identified with the standard diagnostic approach using TRUS-guided biopsy alone.

I use Safari as my browser and am finding that the formatting of the new R4 homepage is coming out wrongly. 3) What goes wrong with the formatting?

Historically, he says, entrepreneurship was the Cinderella of business studies, wrongly confused with the management of small businesses.

The AAMI Park announcer was so excited with Cahill's contribution, he was wrongly credited with the goal.

There's no denying that some women are (wrongly) obsessed with the size of genitalia, but one can hardly applaud this woman's very limited portrayal of men.