Sentence examples for flagrantly wrong from inspiring English sources

"The speech is as fatuous as his policies are flawed as his allegations are flagrantly wrong," Mr. Lehane said of a Bush address in September.

The families have fought with unshakeable determination for exactly this, legal recognition that the inquest's assumptions about Hillsborough were flagrantly wrong, but in truth they doubted for years if they would ever see it happen.

The Gore campaign marshaled news articles and its own numbers to dispute many of Mr. Bush's charges, and Chris Lehane, a spokesman for the Gore campaign, said in an interview, "The speech is as fatuous as his policies are flawed as his allegations are flagrantly wrong".

I never wrote that column, because, irritatingly, Kurzweil's prophesied timeline of technological development is not (yet) actually flagrantly wrong.

They have been wrong repeatedly and flagrantly: wrong on the war on terror, wrong on the war in Iraq, and wrong on arms control.

(We reported earlier on the latter's abandonment of journalistic standards in its disability coverage. . Leaving aside Paul's contempt for people suffering from these conditions ("Join the club"), his numbers are flagrantly wrong.

The interpretation that tobacco is thus exonerated is not just wrong, but flagrantly and self-evidently so.

It is flagrantly unconstitutional.

"We were flagrantly robbed.

Their childhoods are flagrantly vivid to them.

It's flagrantly stomping all over them.