Sentence examples for be wrong according to from inspiring English sources

That temptation would be wrong, according to C. Virginia Fields, the Manhattan borough president.

You might, even, expect folk to be a great deal happier today than in the 1950s.You would be wrong, according to many surveys taken in rich countries.

This will help them build up a better picture of what is happening in the child's life so they can alert social services if they think something might be wrong, according to the DH.

Such pessimism, which seemed all but unanimous among rural participants at the stock show this weekend, may well be wrong, according to Dana Hoag, a professor of agriculture economics at Colorado State University.

They would be wrong, according to our best-posted bankers.

Regarding dental caries status, 1664 participants (45.6%) out of a total of 3643 who thought they had good dental status, were found to be wrong according to the clinical examination (false negative group).

Whatever answer you have in mind is wrong, according to one measurement or another.

"But when an African fights back, it's wrong," according to mainstream thought, he said.

All these claims are wrong, according to island authorities and others who have studied the science.

No emotion is wrong, according to the founders of the Remembrance Day for Lost Species.

The popular notion that wealthy baby boomers are hoarding the country's wealth in retirement, at the expense of younger generations, is wrong, according to a new report.