Sentence examples for almost entirely wrong from inspiring English sources
This would be almost entirely wrong.
Formal prewar intelligence assessments about that country's illicit weapons turned out to be almost entirely wrong, with dissenting voices at the State Department in particular given little prominence.
Sounds like the MediaWeek story was almost entirely wrong.
Well, almost entirely wrong.
14 story "as almost entirely wrong".
"The people who are talking about permission marketing are almost entirely doing it wrong," Mr. Godin said.
The report warns that workers are overstretched and often inexperienced, yet says, the feedback to staff is "almost entirely based on what is wrong, who is to blame and how we can keep everyone in their place".
One chap sent a 2,000-word 2,000-wordposed aletterentirely of everything that had gone wrong with his life over the previous year.
How gratifying, then, to discover that I've been wrong all along and that "the relentless leftism goes almost entirely unrebutted" at the Edinburgh festival.
It's that he hasn't been prepared for things to go wrong, and as a result Treasury's actions have been almost entirely reactive.
