How to pronounce “wrongly” in English

But they also wrongly identified quite a few people, as well, who ended up being harassed.

And he rightly or wrongly said, no, I think you should do it so then I did it.

who I wrongly ascribed the book to a guy named Huston Smith, who's a religious scholar.

Pure Kerry water taken wrongly will kill you.

rightly or wrongly, possesses the possibility of expressing terroir.

Apart from what is perhaps wrongly described as a slight refinement in human features, natural selection

in animals that maybe were labeled wrongly or too early.

of the people who've been wrongly convicted.

McMillian about a man who's wrongly accused of a murder in Alabama.

a backlash against capitalism that wrongly discredits the system altogether if we don't get out front of it and find

approach to track and photograph animals that have wrongly been deemed extinct.

The number of black men killed by US cops-- rightly or wrongly--" he says, "is little more than 100 each year."

Today, rightly or wrongly, there is an intense amount of ownership and opinion.

And it mentioned that something like 52% of Americans wrongly think that Hitler came to power through force,

I imagined, frankly and wrongly, that we'd use these exercises-- suggest kids use it for review.

All your life you've been singing a phrase wrongly, and you feel, wow, there's something I'm doing amazingly.

Would you rather 10 terrorists go free or one wrongly convicted person who wasn't involved in terrorism be imprisoned?

And men are not developing all the qualities that are wrongly called feminine but are just human, that are developed by both raising children

or we can follow a curve like this I think wrongly too many

brilliant chef at the time his name was wrongly paladin well it was

I I have left that you but but lest we wrongly conclude that brutality of war

That is why I believe, rightly or wrongly, the president took the action when he did.

Liddle also said that "The number of black men killed by US cops-- rightly or wrongly-- is little more than 100 each year."

Steven Avery had the audacity to sue Manitowoc County officials who he believed wrongly convicted him and made him sit,

The College Board ended up choosing to take away the penalties for guessing wrongly completely.

a lot of negative consequences by the way that it portrays them maybe wrongly?

The consequence of that is that I thought, wrongly, that we had dealt with the mobile problem.

And if this same scene comes tomorrow, if this same person behaves wrongly tomorrow, can I respond a different way?

Well, one of the things that we've been-- when Jim started the work of freeing wrongly convicted people, his belief was, Centurion

In my opinion, I think she used the Bible wrongly and used it to destroy life.

Copernicus was right to claim that the Earth revolves around the sun, but he wrongly assumed that the Earth followed a circular trajectory,

The mission of the Innocence Project is to free wrongly convicted people through DNA testing

Probably out of 10 of those, there is someone who is either wrongly accused because of a mental illness or the mental illness

So, the A-Team is wrongly accused by the evil government.

Because the Pentagon's policy was a global view -- you know, rightly or wrongly.

But rightly or wrongly.

So that's why when it's wrongly decoded, you see those blocks and badly encoded, you see those blocks,

Jaykumar is a social activist who is engaged in a wide variety of efforts, ranging from securing the freedom of wrongly convicted

But also, in doing that, we were promoting, like you said, the Innocence Project, which is an organization that tries to help wrongly convicted people who

A lot else in the book, particularly about his biography, is inaccurate-- a lot of the things I've said about his background wrongly

And so not recognizing who we are and what's going on, we engage wrongly with our phenomena,

And I joined Jim in 1987, when he got national attention for the first time for his work on behalf of wrongly convicted

Paul Henderson was the man who actually won a Pulitzer for his investigative work on behalf of a wrongly convicted man named Steven Titus

And the few guys that did, who had little burgeoning criminal records, it was nothing, no felonies, but when they were wrongly convicted,

If we trick you, we distort that experience, then you interpret it wrongly.

If I was in the US, I'd say I'm a single issue voter because everything goes back to Iraq, which is rightly or wrongly.

So how do you deal with trying to put forward the ideas of Black Lives Matter and deal with the fact that people-- rightly or wrongly--

They show the map of all these prisons that she went to for 18 years, visiting Steven while he was wrongly incarcerated.

And many of you will know that Dreyfus was a Jewish French senior soldier, who was accused of treason quite wrongly-- was sentenced