Sentence examples for either wrong from inspiring English sources

Whoever told you that was either wrong or lying.

Every other environmental scare has been either wrong or badly exaggerated.

These contained a series of claims which were either wrong or exaggerated.

They point out that, so far, the results of his investigations have been either wrong or underwhelming.

Almost every step in this argument seems to me either wrong or open to serious challenge or qualification.

We all know what it's like – a bounce here or there and then it goes either wrong or right.

Clothes bought at fifty-per-cent-off sales were always either the wrong size or the wrong style.

A provisional ballot cast in either the wrong precinct or in the incorrect polling location will not be counted.

There is either something wrong with the culture coming into it or there is something wrong with the product.

"I was either stupendously wrong - or right," she recalls.

Everybody else either guessed wrong or gave up, conceding that there was absolutely no difference.