Sentence examples for astonishingly wrong from inspiring English sources

But three years later, the critics were proved improbably, astonishingly wrong.

And when Niven strays from her immediate subject she can be astonishingly wrong: Proust "had published his last book, 'The Guermantes Way,' in May 1921.

Gibney, Corsetti, Wilkerson, Sheehan and others in Taxi get what is right and what is terribly, astonishingly wrong in America's prosecution of the war and management of people taken into custody.

But I had to get this astonishingly wrong beginning out into the open, because boy is this a bad start for the FCC's agenda.

But Trump is wrong and astonishingly misinformed on all the issues involved.

Astonishingly, he chose the wrong issue to wield it on: a proposal to expand a highly popular scheme that subsidised health insurance for poorer children.

But a lot of very smart people understand what he's saying perfectly well: they just think he is completely wrong and astonishingly tone-deaf.

However, their on-screen labeling said she was reached in the capital city, Nairobi - - accurate enough in itself, but they astonishingly placed Kenya's capital in the wrong country... Nigeria.

Not just from Barça – although they got it wrong – or the media – although the reaction was often astonishingly bitter – but from the usual suspects.

"What would be wholly wrong and quite unprincipled was for the Conservatives with, astonishingly, Liberal Democrat support to use this legislation to slip in these proposed changes which they say are just about equalising boundaries," Straw said.

Barkley's mates seem a bit stunned before Reggie Miller astonishingly exclaims, "What... What are you do... What is wrong with you!?" Watch the clip below.