Sentence examples for could be wrong on from inspiring English sources

(I also suspect that when co-founders share photos, they're less dirty than they are in the couples app. I could be wrong on that one).

I'm pretty sure there are more people reading Cat Anus Weekly than Nintendo Power, though I could be wrong on that one.

I could be wrong on this.

However, Mr Starr's opponents could be wrong on their history but correct that freedom and equality are now in conflict.

Bass could be wrong on Japan.

I could be wrong on this, but I feel a negative correlation between celebrity interaction, and a startup's future health.

It is the view that there is no shared standard of right and wrong, and what might be right for you could be wrong for me, depending on the day, our mood or the weather.

But I'm also unconvinced applying labels makes sense when, in a personalized system, those same labels could be wrong and outdated on any given day.

Of course, Gordon could be wrong: Maybe we're on the cusp of truly transformative change, say from artificial intelligence or radical progress in biology (which would bring their own risks).

Writing in The Annals of Internal Medicine, the researchers found that doctors who were asked to make conclusions based on hospital records could be wrong almost a third of the time, depending on what rules they used.

I thought it would be a kind of easy and it sounded like well, what could be wrong with watching a movie on Tuesday afternoons?