Sentence examples for hard to get wrong from inspiring English sources

They look classic and chic, and are hard to get wrong.

It might also have something to do with the fact that it's so very hard to get wrong.

Some dishes are hard to get wrong, though, and not for nothing do some of the staff's T-shirts read, "Swinevore": pig is a staple, showcased in the dirty rice; the candied bacon; peppery, meaty pork ribs; a creamy, custardy ham-and-Gruyère bread pudding.

Nachos ($9.95) are hard to get wrong — a blanket of melted cheese hides many sins — though there's nothing to distinguish Southern Hospitality's from those served at virtually every other sports bar on Second Avenue unless you fall for the upsell to add pulled chicken or pork (an additional $4.95) to the plate.

This is more art than science, and a little experience will allow you to relax through the process; short of burning the bottom of the pot, it's hard to get it wrong.

He seems like a guy who would make a good Department of Homeland Security official, and it's not hard to get the wrong idea, at least momentarily, when he says that he "could have dealt Bloomberg a deathblow" had he qualified for the primary.

It's hard to get Batman wrong, but without a strong forward-moving plot in this issue it's hard to imagine where the series is going.

The penis is a simple thing – it's hard to get things completely wrong.

Playing hard to get can give the wrong impressions to your future partner.

There are documents that will prove you wrong, and they're not hard to get.

Once you hire the wrong people… it's really hard to get a company back on track".