Sentence examples for be thoroughly wrong from inspiring English sources

MR: Now, I'd say the majority of these songs -- this is just from my perspective, and I could be thoroughly wrong -- are about relationships.

Giovanni Sartori, professor of humanities at Columbia University and professor emeritus at the University of Florence, concluded that while he did not completely agree with her, "Oriana Fallaci must be right, since her accusers are thoroughly wrong".

But he has been thoroughly wrong-footed by his cherubic challenger.

"I believe that almost every widely held idea about 21st-century terrorism...is wrong and must be thoroughly rethought," he says in his introduction.

It can be thoroughly distasteful.

It should be thoroughly examined.

Don't get me wrong — I'm thoroughly convinced that British politicians are just as full of it as our own — but I tune into C-SPAN to watch "Prime Minister's Questions," and I know I'm not alone.

Say this for Congressman Don Young: He is thoroughly predictable and, on energy and environmental matters, almost always wrong.

As someone who was on the wrong end of seven Ashes series defeats in my career, I am thoroughly enjoying seeing England dominate this Test series.

It is thoroughly intuitive, and so resisting the argument requires giving a story about how and why intuition goes wrong.

Needless to say, phrenology has now been thoroughly debunked: the idea that the shape of the skull can be used to infer mental characteristics is just plain wrong.