Sentence examples for far from wrong from inspiring English sources

And this assumption is not far from wrong.

We were sure of what would happen in the '60s and we weren't far from wrong.

A Kobe-style beef hot dog, weighing in at a remarkable half-pound, is described as "simply the best" on a menu sprinkled with endearing self-promotions, and that claim is far from wrong.

The Premier League would argue that it does bloody need to, with Euro 2016 among the factors truncating the domestic calendar, but Allardyce is far from wrong and this regrettable piece of scheduling provides a ready-made excuse for managers in need of Premier League points to give their bigger performers a weekend off.

Of course Bland was always his own man and the line he advanced about the BBC's position in broadcasting was far from wrong, but the challenge posed by new chairmen to senior management has always been to get them on-message.

It is far from wrong to let flowers remain even after withering has begun: The flowers serve to remind you of impermanence.

And the polls, far from being wrong before the vote, were a better guide to public opinion than was the result itself.

Far from being wrong, it was brave and public-spirited of the Washington Post to investigate conduct that threatened the integrity of American democracy.