Sentence examples for classic wrong from inspiring English sources

In a classic "wrong man" case, Mr. Burt was vindicated last year by new evidence proving that he had not fatally shot Wilfredo Cesareo in 1992 in Corona, Queens, a crime for which he was convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to 25 years to life in prison.

This is the classic "wrong man" theme raised to an unendurable level.

There's a classic, and wrong, idea about Iowa, which is that it's a big, flat place with lots of family-owned cornfields.

But knowledge acquired in the 20th century has shown that the quantitative theory at least in its classic form is wrong.

It is a classic bellwether state—"wrong" in only two presidential elections in the past 104 years.

Many a classic album has wrong chords, coughs, chairs creaking and other assorted noises that add to their wonderful atmosphere.

Thus, to say that a writing sample does not discriminate against students from lower-income families, who may not have had access to classic literature, is wrong.

Hers was a classic "Right Actor, Wrong Role" Oscar, to rank alongside Al Pacino for "Scent Of A Woman" and Paul Newman for "The Color Of Money".There were only two salient injustices and again, they weren't unexpected.

It was a classic case of wrong place/wrong time.

Meg Whitman, a Republican candidate for governor of California, seems intent on proving the classic rock band wrong.

As Estrada notes in its press release, "Thundercat's take on heartbreak is so atypical that I figured the video for the song should be anything but a classic relationship-gone-wrong story.