Sentence examples for be wrong in some from inspiring English sources

"I think we've seen over the last few years economists and indeed the elite, the technocrats, can be wrong in some pretty big areas," she said.

Americans, it seems, are prepared to contemplate the possibility that rights can be wrong in some cases.This is remarkable, for a firm belief in rights is part of America's identity.

Although we would like to think that we hold beliefs that tell us something fundamentally true about the world, in reality it can be very difficult to accept information that shows our beliefs to be wrong in some way.

12.39pm BST WikiLeaks spokesperson Kristinn Hrafnsson has defended the press freedom record of Ecuador and dismissed a recent Committee to Protect Journalists report that criticised the country's commitment to journalists' freedom, saying the findings "might be wrong in some ways", my colleague Oliver Laughland reports from Sydney.

We were wrong in some cases.

About 96% of Dean Burnett's tweets are wrong in some way.

Yet the skeptics were wrong in some ways, too, because the event was not planned in advance by the military.

But a lot of the time it's not you or the numbers — instead, it's the picture that's wrong in some small way.

But a lot of the time it's not you or the numbers instead, it's the picture that's wrong in some small way.

I encourage a lot of feedback so that my staff has no inhibitions to just tell me that I was momentarily stupid or I actually was wrong in some way.

Not on everything — I expected more clear evidence of deflation by now, and I've been wrong in some political judgements, such as not expecting the Baltics to be as willing to endure suffering as they have.