Sentence examples for however wrong from inspiring English sources
They are, however, wrong – at least, more often than not.
When Beverley sings it's clear that however wrong I go, she will hold the fort.
It is, however, wrong to suggest that the two are irreconcilable.
Roose had a sense of purpose, however wrong, when he plotted against people – Ramsay is just a monster.
KW, London We are sorry to be the bearers of bad news, but it looks as though easyJet can deny any liability – however wrong that feels.
Their preferences, however wrong-headed, are your realities.
His own unwavering zealotry made him recognize the convictions of others, however wrong-headed.
Nor could George W Bush, however wrong-headed and foolish his invasion of Iraq, be said to have projected weakness.
It may be that Russians are simply relieved that somebody is running the country, however wrong-headedly.
What Hobsbawm actually wrote – to the Daily Worker on 9 November 1956 – was that "the suppression of a popular movement, however wrong-headed, by a foreign army is at best a tragic necessity … While approving [my emphasis], albeit with a heavy heart, of what is now happening in Hungary, we should … also say frankly that … the USSR should withdraw its troops … as soon as this is possible".
