Sentence examples for can never be wrong from inspiring English sources
And that, she says to him, can never be wrong.
They can never be wrong in their arguments, and I would never criticize their viewpoint.
And, of course, they may not share my instinct that telling the truth can never be wrong.
There was no danger in allowing men to think freely, he maintained, since true reason can never be wrong.
On the other hand, if the choice to live is a non-moral choice (an idea that's had to reconcile with Rand's general view that all significant choices are moral choices), then suicide can never be wrong, even if it is done for cowardly, irresponsible, or unjust reasons, a view that seems incoherent.
Fantasists need this alchemy because they are narcissists who can never, never be wrong.
Those who argue that major legislative reforms cannot be enacted today are right, but those who argue they can never be enacted are wrong.
Meteorologists can tell us only that there is a 30% chance of rain, and they will never be wrong giving us such a probabilistic prediction.
DANIEL OKRENT Regardless of whether I agree with William Safire that there can never be a wrong opinion, I can hold that only opinion pieces consistent with the known facts are worthy of consideration.
