One national newspaper was moved to write a leading article on the subject, declaiming in thunderous tones that Sir Clive Woodward, who last week withdrew from the three-man shortlist not having applied for the post of performance director, had been greatly wronged, the victim of a shambolic amateurism.
O ye men who think or say that I am malevolent, stubborn or misanthropic, how greatly do you wrong me.
Greatly enjoying being wrong, I spent an hour yesterday rereading one of Munro's finest stories, "The Bear Came Over the Mountain," which appeared in this magazine.
Ostensibly intended for his two brothers, the document begins: O ye men who think or say that I am malevolent, stubborn or misanthropic, how greatly do you wrong me.
Having been forced to think harder about transgender issues by incidents such as this one, I unexpectedly came to the conclusion that Greer, whom I greatly admire, was wrong, and that gender identity is much more variable than we once accepted in a binary world.
The buildup to the Paralympics featured reports that some British athletes have been placed in the wrong classification, greatly enhancing their chances of winning medals.
Considering how many false alarms have been raised previously by scientists (the "population crisis," the "energy crisis," the "cancer epidemic" from synthetic chemicals), I wouldn't be surprised if the predictions of global warming turn out to be wrong or greatly exaggerated.
Photodegradation was then recognized as an important limiting factor of the shelf life of a drug that can be greatly influenced by its wrong storage and/or handling.
Opinions vary greatly about what's wrong with our current voter registration systems, but nobody is happy with them.
I am thankful that they both provide me with a powerful sense of right and wrong, which greatly influences the way I live today.
