Sentence examples for are usually wrong from inspiring English sources

Stereotypes of Illinois are usually wrong.

It is axiomatic that early reports in confusing situations are usually wrong.

They often pursue costly investigations based on hunches, which are usually wrong, he says.

You just have to remember that contrarians are usually wrong," Bezos said.

In less punctual places, such as Indonesia, pedestrians amble, workers dawdle, and bank clocks are usually wrong.

"These perceptions are usually wrong," he said, adding that a hotel like the Greenbrier also has an enormous cost structure to support, with massive payroll and grounds costs.

CONVENTIONAL wisdom about eastern Europe is usually wrong.

The initial media hysteria in these instances is usually wrong.

"If you're doing something and inside it feels wrong, it's usually wrong.

I have no idea whether that's right, and I'm usually wrong.

Occasionally someone's shown me something about myself and it's usually wrong.