Sentence examples for apt to be wrong from inspiring English sources
The bad part is, it's apt to be wrong as right".
Assessments about nutritional quality are apparently often based on what a food is called, rather than what is actually in it, and are just opinions -- and apt to be wrong.
But, to Parfit, if it wasn't true that cruelty was wrong, then the feeling that it was vile was just a psychological fact — flimsy, contingent, apt to be forgotten.
Brooks states that instead of being able to differentiate right from wrong, those in their late teens and early twenties are apt to be non-judgmental and less willing to condone or condemn, unlike older generations.
Too apt to be rodent havens.
They are far more apt to be exaggerated.
Presbyterians were apt to be Patriots, Anglicans often Tories.
However, on the graphics end, the scores were so low that I am apt to believe there is something wrong with the review unit we were sent.
"It is wrong (wrt to B) to kill the innocent" is a truth-apt expression.
to get the exact wording, and while doing so found another, even more apt passage in which Faulkner writes, "The poets are wrong of course".
