Sentence examples for generally wrong from inspiring English sources
And generally, (although generalizations are generally wrong) I felt that US advertising tended more towards this aim, more than the UK.
And that idea is generally wrong.
There are many arguments against immigration, and they're generally wrong.
In others the sheep was grey or the lyrics were generally wrong," he says.
Where he was generally wrong was in his proposed solutions and his predictions.
It's not the case that polling was generally wrong in 2016.
Executives running or paying for these programs should ask themselves two questions that today are generally answered wrong: If you're a general leading an army into battle, would you rather have troops with high morale or troops with low cholesterol?
Hutchison, and Shlaes and conservatives generally, are wrong.
Ordinary intuitions not only fail to support incompatibilism, they open a plausible compatibilist diagnosis of where manipulation arguments, and perhaps incompatibilism more generally, go wrong.
"A lot of people in medicine are smart enough, and know a lot of esoterica, but when they bring it up they're generally just wrong.
Insiders say CDSs are increasingly used for speculation as well as hedging, which creates distracting "noise" particularly when the markets are as fearful as they have been recently.On the other hand, although CDS spreads may overshoot, they do not generally stay wrong for long.
