Sentence examples for exactly wrong in from inspiring English sources

He's not exactly wrong in that sense, either was Papi.

In short, I feel that he is exactly wrong in both his approach and his conclusions.

Voters aren't exactly wrong in their assessment of the race.

It's not that the film is exactly wrong in highlighting the importance of education in Malcolm's public mission or his own biography.

Bob Caro's four volumes try to figure out how one person could combine ruthlessness and compassion, how one politician could be a "legislative genius" who pursued the exactly wrong strategy in a failed presidential campaign (wooing DC insiders in 1960 while JFK wooed delegates) and in a calamitous war abroad.

When he became implicated in a crime, the trial became a showcase of all the tiny things he did in his private life that the public didn't approve of or simply didn't understand -- though none of these things were exactly wrong or immoral, in sum and in public, they cost him his life.

"Exactly wrong," Petry said, meaning in the water.

Now that is in fact exactly wrong.

That the family does not know and rarely glimpses their tormentor is in fact exactly wrong.

What exactly went wrong in the 1990s?

Just as card-carrying Libertarian Party members have been known to give strangers unprovoked 90-minute lectures on the gold standard, leftists of a certain temperament are happy to share at length their theories about what exactly went wrong in 1919, or 1936, or 1970.