Sentence examples for hugely wrong from inspiring English sources

But mostly, it's hugely wrong.

But he was hugely wrong on the Civil War.

I usually get it hugely wrong to start with and then adjust what I'm doing.

Not hugely wrong, mind you, but wrong enough to warrant a closer look.

If the tape measure could be hugely wrong, I reason, the ultrasound could be a little wrong.

Kissinger, who nonetheless was full of high praise for "young Joshua" admitted as much: "It has one basic theme that is a little difficult for me, which is that my generation is sort of a bunch of dodos, that we stagger through life with just one idea in our minds, which on top of it, is hugely wrong.

But they've been hugely, absurdly wrong for years on end, and it's time to stop taking them seriously.

But usually they have been hugely, and entertainingly, wrong.

President George W. Bush's decision to hold prisoners outside the law and then attempt to try them in rigged military courts was legally wrong, and hugely damaging to American values and this country's global image.

But here's the problem: for loose monetary policy to have the dire effects the sadomonetarists claim, markets must massively get it wrong, and hugely overreact to low interest rates.

Freud said that it was wrong that hugely successful companies such as Facebook which, it has emerged, paid just £4,327 in corporation tax last year, and many of his rival foreign-owned PR firms did not pay a "fair share" of tax for their British operations.