Sentence examples for claims wrong from inspiring English sources
It might be fashionable to say that both traditional criticism and the novel are on the way out; "The Good of the Novel" works at proving both of these claims wrong, with thirteen essays that are self-contained, elegant, and convincing.
This is incompatible with Sellars's understanding of naturalism, and he claims it also gets the grammar of existence claims wrong.
The task for Tamils is to prove his claim wrong.
While the industry has long claimed that one of the primary benefits of biometric templates is that original biometric signals acquired to enroll a data subject cannot be reconstructed from stored templates, several approaches [2, 3] have proven this claim wrong.
The claims "are wrong on the facts and wrong on the law," the company said.
If he had not heard the claims were wrong by that stage, he should have done.
All these claims are wrong, according to island authorities and others who have studied the science.
But Tony Wood and his colleagues at the Grattan Institute argue both these claims were wrong.
From Brendan Nyhan, Dartmouth College: I'm heartened by seeing less punch-pulling on stating that factual claims are wrong.
