Sentence examples for deliberately wrong from inspiring English sources

It was a deliberate choice -- and deliberately wrong - to use the music so continuously, however good each cue might be from moment to moment.

The resulting look can be summed up as deliberately wrong.

Worth was convinced that he would win the case because a deliberately wrong answer in those books – planted for the very purpose of catching out plagiarists – appeared in Trivial Pursuit.

Random results may actually be better than deliberately wrong projections.

Afterwards, we computed the residual interference at the primary OFDM receiver, showing that CIA provides approximately 10 dB of interference isolation w.r.t. a deliberately wrong precoder.

Commenting on the episode, Selman said "It's kind of a combination of really nice, observational designs and then just things that are deliberately wrong.

It was an accident … Those remaining hopeful that no one deliberately wronged MH370 and its passengers were boosted by a much-shared online post by Christopher Goodfellow, a former pilot.

"There was nothing deliberately done wrong here," he said.

I had considered deliberately giving wrong answers, as a psychopath might.

– is not new, but in analysing the conditions of the younger millennial, the debate has progressed from having its arse on backwards to being deliberately, comprehensively wrong.

The Labor minister at the time was perfectly satisfied that there had been nothing that was deliberately done wrong and the matter was closed". "I think I have fully dealt with it and it's time to move on," he said, when asked if he took responsibility for the mistake.