Sentence examples for Utterly mistaken from inspiring English sources

The title of your piece is utterly mistaken.

If Tony Blair thought that the Hutton inquiry would draw a line under the Kelly affair, he was utterly mistaken.

… Daniel Emery, Oconomowoc, Wis.: The suggestion that the upper class simply outcompetes the working class is utterly mistaken.

The basic assumption made in 1948 that demand would decline as the nation's health improved turned out to be utterly mistaken.

The sad thing about Black's speech, among many happy things, is that it shows you can be passionate, sincere and inspiring, but also utterly mistaken.

However, I think that they are utterly mistaken in suggesting that a reasonable solution is for all Americans to work until 69 or 70 simply because the average life expectancy has increased since the 1970s.

"She is no fool, this woman, no sluggard in criticism", wrote the critic, appalled at an industry utterly mistaking what mothers and housewives wanted to see at the cinema.

No one wants to feel like this ― to be so utterly and publicly mistaken.

To compare that country to a sick man or an old tree was an "utterly unphilosophical mistake," he said, since a nation could adopt mechanical means of self-renovation.

This crémant is utterly delightful and could easily be mistaken for Champagne with its racy vibrance and mousse-like texture.

And it would all have been utterly misguided, a mistake from beginning to end, misinformed by a fluke of personal experience.