Sentence examples for Decidedly wrong from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carbone called the comparisons "decidedly wrong".

There is something decidedly wrong about the music Bitchratch make.

Yet it seems decidedly wrong here for A to use "all" in the way he does.

But if he is taken literally (as a believer in the inerrancy of the Bible should be), he is decidedly wrong.

They were badly wrong about the Iraq war (even going so far as to savage the wars critics); wrong about the surge in Afghanistan (is still badly wrong about current policy there); and is decidedly wrong on Chuck Hagel.

In "Old School Ties," which runs on June 29, the wealthy climb and climb, and a once-imprisoned computer hacker, from the decidedly wrong side of the river, makes a windfall with a memoir, but you know his luck won't sustain itself for long.

There is decidedly something wrong with this picture and the effort that will be needed to change it, described by this interviewer as "The Vietnam War That We Must Win" in a conversation with protestor, Nick Egnatz.

People had read about how miserable I was during the time frame, how my experience was decidedly the wrong way to lose weight, and they still wanted my exact diet and workout regime.

China is decidedly at the wrong end of the Five Eyes telescopes.

For a country that once led the world in educating its citizens, we are now moving decidedly in the wrong direction.

D'Indy also followed Wagner's lead by dabbling in anti-Semitic polemics (he and the painter Edgar Degas were decidedly on the wrong side of the Dreyfus Affair in the 1890s), and that, perhaps even more than the intrinsic quality of his music, has colored posterity's dim view of him and contributed to his present obscurity.