Sentence examples for continuously wrong from inspiring English sources

These factors underpin Will Hutton's view that "the political judgments of the Tory party have, over the centuries, been almost continuously wrong".

By mastering the useful trick of playing the entire chromatic scale at any given moment, he has absolved himself from the charge of continuously wrong notes.

The tour included mixed receptions for a stint at Ronnie Scott's, with the British writer and Coleman-sceptic Benny Green penning his famous lines: "By mastering the useful trick of playing the entire chromatic scale at any given moment, he had absolved himself from the charge of continuously playing wrong notes.

"By mastering the useful trick of playing the entire chromatic scale at any given moment, he has absolved himself from the charge of continuously playing the wrong notes," wrote Green.

We should understand that it is wrong to continuously expect and request such condemnations, but the condemnations still continue, as they have after almost every act of political violence blamed on the Muslim world.

"She votes against women's interests and continuously voted on the wrong side of the issue," Graves said, noting that hard-right tactics might work for fundraising but won't play well with voters.

I agree that production costs on Broadway have risen to ridiculous proportions, and that it is a step in the wrong direction to continuously scale back the number of actors and musicians used in large productions.

The important evidence for intron stasis in animals indicates that one aspect of introns late in some of its original formulation is wrong: introns are apparently not continuously mobile over time.

However, some people will cover these feelings in defensiveness, for various reasons, and it is possible to make them even less contrite by continuously going on at them about the wrongs they've done.

If their partner often checks up on your friend, turning up on nights out, or texting and calling them continuously, this is a sign something may be wrong.

As time elapses, the correct particles' cloud is continuously rewarded and re-sampling results in eliminating the wrong cloud.