Sentence examples for although wrong from inspiring English sources

And the polls – although wrong in 2015 – emphatically back this up.

Gail Collins: I think you're wrong — although wrong in an admirable, idealistic way — for thinking that bipartisanship works.

The addresses that 911 callers gave dispatchers, although wrong, were close to the burning buildings, so firefighters spotted the smoke and were able to find the fires immediately, he said.

Although wrong station pressure could potentially lead to systematic effects in the UT1-UTC estimates, it has to be stated that relatively large pressure errors are necessary in order to shift the UT1-UTC estimates by several μs.

One lawyer wrote, "Although wrong, there is no assault and no agreement to use contraception other than common courtesy and decency".

Much of this has to do with deficit hawks who, although wrong, at least have a reasonably consistent record for their stance, and the deficit peacocks who only worry about deficits when tax cuts for the rich and war spending aren't at issue.

The trawl through bad boyfriends is similarly well-trodden turf, although the wrong guys are played with appeal by Coburn Goss.

James Corden was missing, although The Wrong Mans co-creator Matthew Baynton said on collecting the award for best comedy writer he wanted to thank Corden for his absence as it meant he could, "get a word in edgeways".

"I confess that I find Aristotle frequently tedious, in a way that Plato is not," writes Steven Weinberg, "but although often wrong Aristotle is not silly, in the way that Plato sometimes is".

His ideas about race, although quite wrong, typified the Victorian era, as did his rejection of natural selection.

The analysis, although not wrong, was simplistic.