Sentence examples for as entirely wrong from inspiring English sources

And I won't write those people off as entirely wrong.

Mr. Warden dismissed one of Mr. Boies's arguments as "entirely wrong".

When Goodman was sentenced to four months in Belmarsh, however, Coulson fell on his sword, describing the conduct of his reporter as "entirely wrong".

An initial 20-page script treatment was rejected by Marvel as "entirely wrong" and "quite dark," with executives urging that one of Ms. Taymor's favorite characters, the spider villainess Arachne, be cut from the show.

Opposition leaders have blamed Mr. Singh for resisting the joint committee for fear of having to testify before it — a claim the prime minister described as "entirely wrong" on Wednesday.

I do not regard this conventional view as entirely wrong, but I do think that, for two major reasons, we seriously undervalue the mental side of athletic achievement when we equate the intellectual aspect of sports with unverbalizable bodily intuition and regard anything overtly conscious as "in the way".

14 story "as almost entirely wrong".

Personally, he thinks those who have Wilson down as a misanthrope are entirely wrong.

It was all quite unlike, for example, Islam and the horrors of the Ottoman empire.Most of this conventional picture is entirely wrong, as this splendid book by Benjamin Kaplan shows.

Nashville proves the naysayers entirely wrong: as Juliette Barnes, a Taylor Swift-style country-music starlet, Panettiere not only showcases a fine pair of lungs and a nice way with a one liner, she pulls off the rarer trick of making you sympathise with her character even when she's doing wrong.

But Harrigan may not be entirely wrong, as polls do tend to indicate that parents are less likely to favor marijuana legalization.