Sentence examples for even if wrong from inspiring English sources

But I think in this case the specific memory — even if wrong — is permissible, because readers understand the flaws of memory and allow for them.

She would observe that the views we were advancing, even if wrong, had been held by great philosophers of the past.

Yet he added that if the British were right in their restrained approach, they were right like pygmies while the Bolshoi, even if wrong, were giants.

I find those decisions very unconvincing because I think the majority gives very short shrift to non-hateful justifications for the laws which, even if wrong, are non-hateful.

At least that would have made a statement, even if wrong.

But Mr Tomlinson told the BBC that there was a perception among small businesses that they are being "purposefully distressed" in order to get them into the GRG which, even if wrong, should be addressed by RBS.

Recorded accounts from any period, even if wrong-headed, form layers that can be profitably sifted.

But, while Secretary, he also spoke frequently, forcefully, and specifically (even if wrong-headedly) about what was being taught in schools — about curriculum.

To vend a watch billed as authentic, only to be later found as being a replica - regardless of intent - results in a situation that consumers don't feel positive about (even if "wrongs" are eventually "righted").

All too often, however, it's real enough – even if the wrong people are being blamed.

Even if the wrong person is elected, do not fear.