Sentence examples for enough wrong about from inspiring English sources

Feiffer's dancer was, predictably enough, wrong about almost everything.

He was saying that he had been wrong, something that Hitchens didn't do often enough — wrong not about anything in particular (he defended every specific political choice he'd made), but about the core question of whether America was a force for good or evil in the world.

To find Mr. Muntadas's work wanting as art is not to say it is not stylish enough, or that it is wrong about the issues it raises.

Fair enough, lots of people were wrong about that.

I did not know whether he was right or wrong about my knowing enough.

But I do think there is a stigma attached to caring about those things enough to be outspoken, challenging and – yes – occasionally wrong about them.

Too often we hear about the things that are wrong about US cricket, but not enough about the good.

Trilling was wrong about one thing: ten years was not enough.

This conception of self-forgiveness as self-rehabilitation assumes that wrongdoers care enough about the wrong they have committed to be in some way impaired by having done it.

He was wrong about supermarkets.

"You're always wrong about ordering.