wrongheadedly造句

• Then when the film does take shape, it does so wrongheadedly.
• Some proponents wrongheadedly contended that Black English is not part of English at all, but a descendant of African languages.
• The New York Rangers tabbed center Rick Middleton at No . 14 before wrongheadedly trading him to Boston for an aging Ken Hodge.
• Filibusters have sometimes been used wrongheadedly but in the main they have been a useful check against installing partisan excess in the judiciary.
• At one point, they build a church of glass to cart around the countryside and deliver to the clergyman to whom Lucinda has wrongheadedly devoted herself.
• They drink too much or drive too fast or they do both at once because they think they can, because they wrongheadedly believe they are immortal.
• And that spooky kid in " The Sixth Sense, " but they're wrongheadedly pushing him in the more crowded supporting actor category.
• Warner Bros . wrongheadedly released " A Little Princess " last mid-May, sacrificing it to the month's onslaught of summer attractions.
• Now, the leading candidates for his party's 1996 presidential nomination are wrongheadedly trying to make affirmative action the central issue against President Clinton, he said.
• And to the extent that we are pushed wrongheadedly to resemble commercial television, that role as a Smithsonian of the air, as a lyceum of the air, as a public square of the air, will be diminished.
• First, he leapt on my article,'Purity in Buddhism', and then pretended that he knew what my real-life identity was, wrongheadedly and maliciously proclaiming the name of'Tony Page'to the Wikipedia-reading world.
• Tip is played so wrongheadedly over-the-top by a grunged-out Matthew McConaughey, it makes the last miscalculated attempt at comedy by an up-and-coming leading man, Brad Pitt's twitchy terrorist in " 12 Monkeys, " seem sophisticated.
• Hillerman ( " The First Eagle ", 1998, etc . ) here reimagines the crime as a Ute Casino holdup that leaves the security chief dead and one of his rent-a-cops, whom the police wrongheadedly assume to have been the inside man, wounded.
• First, he leapt on my article, Purity in Buddhism, and then pretended that he knew what my real-life identity was, wrongheadedly and maliciously proclaiming the name of'Tony Page'to the Wikipedia-reading world in a way that suggests I am this Tony Page.
• W . H . C . Frend's " New York Review of Books " review " Christians vs . Christians " described it as " brilliantly, if somberly and sometimes even wrongheadedly, told " and " a tour de force, one of the most ambitious surveys of the history of Christianity ever attempted and perhaps the most radical ."