Sentence examples for are otherwise wrong from inspiring English sources

Saying anything along the lines that victims deserved to be assaulted, asked for it, are making it up, or are otherwise wrong for coming forward with these allegations discourages other victims from coming forward.

That's when Cruz noted that Roberts -- whom he called "an amazingly talented lawyer" -- was otherwise the wrong choice to lead the Supreme Court.

Hazlitt got the chronology a bit wrong but was otherwise not exaggerating when he wrote in 1821: Taylor and Hessey told me that they had sold nearly two editions of the Characters of Shakespear's Plays in about three months, but that after the Quarterly Review of them came out, they never sold another copy.

"For a lot of these families, especially mothers and sons, it's otherwise the police, what they did wrong in school.

When the patriotic editor Hu Xijin picked up on some snickers from Chinese readers, he suggested that the only reason a person would not be excited is if they were depressed or otherwise wrong in the head.

This disclosure is almost always opaque, and there does not appear to be anything egregious or otherwise wrong with Wrigley's disclosure.

Most of the arguments against immigration (illegal or otherwise) are simply wrong.

Poverty is relative – and those who pretend otherwise are wrong".

In 2006, however, David Cameron said in his Scarman Lecture that "poverty is relative - and those who pretend otherwise are wrong".

The acting shadow work and pensions minister, Stephen Timms, quoted comments from David Cameron in 2006, when he said: "Poverty is relative and those who pretend otherwise are wrong.

"To insist otherwise is simply wrong".