Sentence examples for certainly wrong about from inspiring English sources

"We were certainly wrong about quite a lot of things," Ms. Crone said.

They're almost certainly wrong about that, but it is true that the E.C.'s case against the merger is far from watertight.

David Owen, a professor of social and political philosophy at the University of Southampton, recently faulted the movie for not grasping that "while Arendt's thesis concerning the banality of evil is a fundamental insight for moral philosophy, she is almost certainly wrong about Eichmann".

He's certainly right about police time, but surely wrong about the implied frivolity of the affair.

"The paper is almost certainly wrong in detail about whales and whaling," he says.

My hero Bertrand Russell said that if you are certain about anything, you're certainly wrong.

Certainly wrong, in fact.

Almost certainly wrong.

That's almost certainly wrong.

Such predictions are almost certainly wrong.

In that he was almost certainly wrong.