Sentence examples for have the wrong millennium from inspiring English sources

If this sounds peculiar, it's probably because you have the wrong millennium in mind.

Many politicians and pundits have also embraced the "structural unemployment" argument which says people have the wrong skills for the economy of today and tomorrow.

But trouble is afoot all the same: someone has hung the wrong Christmas lights.Lights on the green are white.

But the paper had the wrong date — April 25.

New Orleans police and prosecutors should have known they had the wrong guy back in 1979.

According to this claim she would think something like "oh, so this is red" when first confronted with a red patch and she could not be fooled by what Dennett calls 'the blue banana trick': when shown a blue banana she would know that it has the wrong color (see Dennett 1991).

The norm of Assumed Objectivity, then, yields the belief that women are submissive and object-like, which is true but has the wrong direction of fit (Langton 2000, 138 142), along with the false belief that women are naturally this way.

In a study by Mikulaschek et al of trauma patients, resuscitation decisions would have been wrong 33-58% of the time if BD or anion gap had been used as the sole criterion rather than serum lactate concentration[ 16].

On his resume I find: "He produced The Crucifixion of Jesus (1972)." First off, they have the date wrong by almost 2000 years.

Myself & @piersmorgan want to compare notes & see where we all have gone wrong this year".

While those previous forecasts have proved expensively wrong, this year the forecasters are being joined by many economic optimists who argue that a strengthening American economy is likely to make investors willing to embrace the risks involved in stocks, luring them out of bonds.