Sentence examples for dramatically wrong from inspiring English sources

But the forecasters of looming chaos proved dramatically wrong.

Here is where the Kentucky Supreme Court went dramatically wrong.

On that second point they were proved dramatically wrong.

The venture folk are unlikely to have got their sums so dramatically wrong.

Blaming the West was a common Soviet ploy whenever anything went dramatically wrong.

One major difference between then and now was that the weather forecast was dramatically wrong.

"To Play Is the Thing" (Week in Review, Aug. 28), about the use of probability in analyzing baseball, might have been significantly strengthened by mentioning that intuition -- which is presented as the counterargument to statistical analysis -- can be dramatically proven wrong with some classical examples.

It dramatically illustrates just how wrong Ryan's assertion is.

She discovered that the number of respondents aged between 18 and 30 – the age group most likely to reveal changing sexual behaviour – who felt that casual sex was wrong fell dramatically from more than six in 10 to just 37 per cent in a decade.

A report on the Asahi television network quoted a survivor as saying that almost all of those on board the bus had been asleep when the bus dramatically swerved onto the wrong side of the road, smashed through a guard rail and fell several metres down a mountainside.

We sometimes believe that we see everything around us but phenomena like change blindness [e.g. 4] dramatically reminds us that we are wrong.