Sentence examples for explicitly wrong from inspiring English sources

In fact, in order to be less explicitly wrong, maybe more detail is required?

While some of Thiel's statements were explicitly wrong — far fewer than half of Americans support Trump, whose unfavorable ratings have hovered around sixty per cent — most were what might be called truth-adjacent.

Huh is not explicitly wrong so much as narrow in addressing many of the challenges faced by cities not caught in the waves of economic prosperity.

As a formal photographic project, as a child's view of growing up, as a political statement... there are about 80 different ways you can go at it, and none of them are explicitly wrong.

As a formal photographic project, as a child's view of growing up, as a political statement... there are about 80 different ways you can go at it and none of them are explicitly wrong.

It is important to recognize that variations in practice do not necessarily imply that there is an explicitly wrong and right practice.

In comparison to prior literature on this topic, and in contrast to other documented way of treating recipients' untoward conduct as caused by their inability, the paper documents the way in which other peoples' conduct can be explicitly constructed as wrong and, as such, reproachable; thus holding the recipient as culpable for not having avoided a course of action that is not amendable.

Don Flynn, Director of the Migrants Rights Networkk, told VICE that the policy is explicitly targeting the wrong people: "This report shows that the people who are the victims of the appalling practices of rogue landlords are now being made to suffer, from what is little more than a ham-fisted publicity stunt, designed to make a few politicians look dynamic and proactive.

Rand does not explicitly address the "wrong-reason" objection, but the non-instrumentalist strand in her theory implies that the objection itself is mistaken, because giving you what you deserve/merit is partly constitutive of my rational interests; there is no conflict between your rational interests and mine (cf. 1964a, pp. 57 65).

Again, I have explicitly called such behavior "wrong," and explicitly condemned those who use technology to violate other people's rights.

Wes Streeting, Stonewall's head of education, said: "We've found that homophobic bullying is lower in schools that explicitly state homophobic bullying is wrong and where incidents are dealt with swiftly and seriously.