Sentence examples for I was wrong in saying from inspiring English sources

He added: "I was wrong in saying those things, and I want Adam to see it from me.

The first taste of the impending body of work is "From Afar", packed with ominous atmosphere, would I be wrong in saying this one is washed with introspective reflection?

I think the judge was wrong in saying the right to a fair trial outweighed the interest in broadcasting the programme – there is a balance to be struck and one right does not automatically outweigh another".

I may be wrong in saying this, but I haven't felt any great privation, because I read constantly and learned other languages.

I think you are wrong in saying that the fossil record does not demonstrate that eubacteria are older than eukaryotes.

Larry King: So he is wrong in saying that your country is being run by secret security services?

She later acknowledged to the paper that she had been wrong in saying he had been convicted, rather than merely arrested, on burglary and sodomy charges.

"Mr. Scully is wrong in saying that Nexium and Prilosec are identical," said Dr. Joel E. Richter of the Cleveland Clinic, a former president of the American College of Gastroenterology.

The London mayor told the Andrew Marr Show on BBC1 that Cameron had been wrong in "saying that we could control the numbers when we couldn't".

He said unions were always "against competition", but they were wrong in saying it would lead to the destruction of the health service.

Bob has never been wrong in saying it like it is, and for that we should all be grateful.