Sentence examples for embarrassingly wrong from inspiring English sources

For many reasons, Dutton is embarrassingly wrong.

I've enjoyed every minute of being embarrassingly wrong this season.

And Robertson's assertions about where Jesus is and isn't allowed are embarrassingly wrong.

I was thrilled to reread "A Time to Be Born" and find that my original opinion was massively, embarrassingly wrong.

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It followed an embarrassingly wrong prediction the government had published about the likely migration from Poland and the other seven countries that joined in 2004.

Or is this someone trying to get me to buy a thing by convincing me that something is terribly, embarrassingly wrong with my body?

Last week, the music press was abuzz with R&B talk – and, as often seems to be the way with indie-leaning critics, getting it embarrassingly wrong.

One of the reliable pleasures of observing modern arguments over language is the schadenfreude of seeing the self-appointed prescriptive grammarians get things embarrassingly wrong.

The picture drivels on about the joys of spontaneity, whole Gena Rowlands and Seymour Cassel remain embarrassingly wrong for each other.

Some films nail their depictions of technology, but a lot of others get it embarrassingly wrong, or at least don't get it 100% right.