Sentence examples for he will be wrong from inspiring English sources
At the end of the story, the narrator is making a toy for his nephew, and praying that he will be wrong as well about his vision of his nephew's death.
The problem that thoughtful people have with George W. Bush is not that he is always wrong, or even that the surge was wrong, but that he makes decisions with a stubbornness and a lack of desire for debate that makes it likely he will be wrong frequently and disastrously.
He will claim that progress has been made in stabilizing the markets, increasing national security and advancing toward meaningful health care reform, but he will be wrong on all three counts.
Because while the way he answered the question may have sounded reasonable, history has already given us plenty of guidance as to why he'll be wrong.
Readers may start to fear that if Smith ever rights himself, he'll be wronging himself as well, so completely does he depend upon his anxiety for protective cover.
As usual, they will be wrong.
Second, they will be wrong.
But, as he readily admits, he has been wrong before and will be wrong again.
"Any number you mention will be wrong," he explained, "and worse it will be remembered forever".
