But, even more than all that, Trump's victory reveals that many of the assumptions that people have long made about who we are as a country and what we want out of our politicians, our political system and each other are, frankly, wrong". -- "Trump's victory in Wisconsin makes him the first Republican since 1984 to carry the state," the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel's Craig Gilbert writes.
"The current decision is frankly wrong and Parliament is required to change that decision".
Mr Howarth stirred uneasily to his feet and gargled that "for you to condense both these issues into one is frankly quite wrong, and is frankly not what I would have expected".
"Is streaming the new radio?" is, frankly, the wrong question to be asking here as it collapses under the presumption that radio is the final word and everything else must exist in its shadow forever, adhering totally to its archetypes and mores.
Which is, frankly, the wrong take, because the athleisure movement is still thriving, as far as I'm concerned.
The tweet for the piece flat-out says, "No, you shouldn't be wearing sweatpants to work — even when you work from home". Which is, frankly, the wrong take, because the athleisure movement is still thriving, as far as I'm concerned.
While Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton released a comprehensive technology policy platform in June that should excite software developers, Mr. Trump doesn't pay much attention to our industry's concerns and is, frankly, on the wrong side of many of the most important issues facing tech today.
The script is frankly variable, with some wrong notes and unrealities: it's naive, for example, about inheritance and probate and how long all that actually takes.
"It is inappropriate, it is wrong, it is frankly disgusting to see a candidate attacking the spouse of another," Cruz said.
"Any suggestion that UK Sport is about a winning-at-all-costs approach is frankly disturbing and it's wrong.
