Sentence examples for consistently wrong from inspiring English sources

"On these issues, he's been consistent and consistently wrong about everything — and highly influential".

Consistently wrong, to be sure, but consistent in their steadfast belief in offshore drilling.

While consistency is not a guarantee of good decision making (clinicians could be consistently wrong) inconsistent decisions must, at best, be correct only some of the time.

Although consistency does not de facto ensure "expert" practice as experts can be consistently wrong, inconsistency is indicative of a lack of skill as it suggests that the decision maker has yet to develop a well-developed judgement policy [ 39].

The evaluations should be accurate, not consistently wrong.

Why do we Brits get it so consistently wrong?

"They have been consistently wrong," Mr. Scherer said.

But respectable opinion has been consistently wrong lately, and the currency issue is no exception.

If the values are wrong, but consistently wrong, then a corrective measure can be applied.

Though consistently wrong on almost every count where Iraq's WMD were concerned, the spies apparently thought they were right.

"In its insistent interrogation of Jewishness... it is by turns breezily open and thought-provokingly opaque, and consistently wrong-foots the reader," wrote Alex Clark in the Guardian.