Sentence examples for are sometimes wrong from inspiring English sources

Surveys of business sentiment are sometimes wrong.

Scientists then thought magnetic recording was boring, he said, adding, "Very smart people are sometimes wrong".

Thus, Descartes's apparent knowledge based on authority is set aside, because even experts are sometimes wrong.

Even the best tests are sometimes wrong; second opinions save lives.

Experts are sometimes wrong, notes Mr Caplan, but in this case the public's view makes no sense.

But the history of umami, now universally recognised as a fifth fundamental taste, shows that the cynics are sometimes wrong.

It's sometimes wrong.

"Intuition is sometimes wrong," says Merrill.

I am sometimes wrong; on occasion, spectacularly so.

Of course, what is obvious is sometimes wrong.

But people are often afraid to admit that their perspective on the world is sometimes wrong.