Sentence examples for fire wrong from inspiring English sources

Nonpartisan fact checkers at PolitiFact have described the claim as "pants on fire" wrong, calling it "a statement that, despite being close to accurate in its numbers, uses those numbers in service of a ridiculous point".

The fact-checking organization PolitiFact has labeled claims that Islamic prayer rugs were found along the border "pants on fire wrong".

When they say something wrong, we say it's false or even pants-on-fire wrong".

"Water puts out fire, right?" Wrong.

We all agree that roasting babies over an open fire is wrong, but we can't agree on the reasons why we agree that.

Shouting "Fire!" is wrong, presumably, not just because of its effect but because of the visceral way it works -- through panic and adrenaline rather than careful consideration of a published proposition.

And at a time when Chief Justice John Roberts' leadership and jurisprudence have come under fire, the wrong call could again arouse Republican ire against him.

"I think they fired the wrong guy," Mr. Callahan said.

Beyond the sycophants who surround Mbeki and his loyal-to-a-fault cabinet, the consensus is widespread in South Africa that he fired the wrong minister.

The goal sapped River's confidence and Barça could have scored again before the break, Messi releasing Suárez with a curled pass from the right wing, but the Uruguayan fired the wrong side of the near post.

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