Sentence examples for are proven wrong from inspiring English sources
We don't always exactly celebrate when we are proven wrong.
"I'm one of the rare examples where all of the shrinks of the world are proven wrong".
One of the more frustrating things about political punditry is that commentators and op-ed writers can make any extravagant statement they like about foreign policy and national politics and face no recriminations when their confident statements are proven wrong.
Ms. Abramson acknowledged that The Times did report some erroneous information, adding, "The best practice is then to correct things as they are proven wrong, which is another guiding approach".
As one of the largest investors in Gannett and McClatchy, Rogers probably has good reason to cheer the companies and on and hope the analysts are proven wrong.
Pollsters that predicted a Prabowo victory could not be reached for comment, but one of them, Puskaptis, said in a statement that it had asked all survey groups to agree to be dissolved if their predictions are proven wrong on 22 July, when official results will be announced.
