Examples of using Rightly or wrongly in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Rightly or wrongly for instance, most of us are happy about
When Hank was born… the couple over the road, within two weeks of Hank being born, had a baby girl, and rightly or wrongly, the first thing that went through my head was.
irrespective of whether these are used rightly or wrongly.
international law, rightly or wrongly, only recognizes those fleeing conflict
It is not the task of a dominant undertaking to take steps on its own initiative to exclude products which it regards, rightly or wrongly, as dangerous or inferior to its own product21.
When- rightly or wrongly- one movement is openly accused of actions
just smiled at the Parisians' illusions, finding them(rightly or wrongly) to be discredited,
In his“Franc-maconnerie Occulte,” rightly or wrongly, Ragon, an illustrious and learned Belgian Mason,
comes to the conclusion, rightly or wrongly(for"to err is human"), that more harm than profit will come of his promise,
it would not draw the inference- rightly or wrongly- that those differences prevent the same undertaking from producing
Some Member States, rightly or wrongly, have interpreted Article 14(1)
But rightly or wrongly, I feel afraid.
Now rightly or wrongly, it's being used.
Rightly or wrongly, I… I have to say that.
Rightly or wrongly, she has become embedded in Austria's identity.
Whether they were rightly or wrongly imposed, one cannot argue here.
Rightly or wrongly, it's all going to end up in the police commissioner's lap anyway.
You see, I had decided--rightly or wrongly--to grow a moustache and this had cut.
an openness that plainly says(rightly or wrongly) that no one can stop them.
And I believe that its range will eventually exceed what we today, rightly or wrongly designate‘functional' and also encompass everything organic.