Sentence examples for genuinely wrong from inspiring English sources

"It's a rhetoric I despise, they are genuinely wrong.

There is genuinely nothing wrong with staying in your hometown and taking over your dad's shoe repair company.

But being able to apologise when you're genuinely in the wrong is not a sign of weakness.

And when you think that children who have parents that went to prison are themselves three times more likely to go to prison when they are an adult we are just genuinely getting something wrong here".

"Bosses should focus on apologising for mistakes in which they were genuinely in the wrong and there was some type of business consequence," Graham said.

These attacks typically focus on a prediction that CBO genuinely got very wrong.

Don't ask, "Are you okay?" Ask, "What's wrong?" Genuinely, love and care for them.

There is no effort to genuinely undo the wrongs that still affect Aboriginal people today.

The Haggler was genuinely curious — what went wrong here?

Aside from my vested interest, I genuinely think Saunders is wrong.

Fox explained: "Aside from my vested interest, I genuinely think Saunders is wrong.