Sentence examples for be more right about from inspiring English sources

Robbins could not be more right about the adults.

"Jon Stewart could not be more right about what is going on, but he is turning himself into another creature for that weekend".

Mary McNamara couldn't be more right about the gravely diminished stature of contemporary news anchors.

The right couldn't be more right about the fact that President Obama is trying to indoctrinate our children into an evil web of Communism/Socialism/Marxism/Fascism with his address to the schoolchildren of America next week.

But I think she couldn't be more right about empathy, and, to extend her thought, I suspect that one of key differences between stereotype and characterization is the act of taking time to imagine what a person -- and the ethnic group they identify with -- feels.

The irony is that Mr. Gore was more right than wrong about the Bradley plan.

I think it will prove that Jobs was more right than wrong about the basic premise of the Cube.

It has some ideas about rage, respect and revenge which could hardly be more urgent, right about now, in modern Britain.

According to Boyd, critics of Overstock have been "even more right about the company's troubles than they knew".

As such, he says, investors should be more concerned right now about preserving capital than finding returns on capital because "we're in a very risky environment.

Which makes us the village, and it's a job we need to be more careful about getting right.