Sentence examples similar to consistently off base from inspiring English sources

The New York Times, consistently off-base when reporting on oil markets and their construct (please see "The New York Times Hidden Hand on Oill's Agenda", 04.25 08) permitted their resident economic guru to hit one out of the "Alice in Wonderland" ballpark.

He's consistently, passionately off base about everything: no sooner has he reached one moral position than he discovers the opposite is true.

Am I way off base?

"That's just off base," he said.

"Williamson is way off base," says Mr. Miller.

This strikes me as wildly off base.

Hunter called the report "way off base".

"And Chagrin in being picked off base.

The performance would seem to him consistently off key.

This seems off base.

So you see that certain features are consistently on, or consistently off within a cluster, but not necessarily across clusters.