Sentence examples for if wrong from inspiring English sources
And if it is him who gets hammered, it will be overdue, if wrong".
If wrong it was: "I mean, you did pass your exams?
"If right, to be kept right; and if wrong, to be set right".
"Sorry," A. H. Weiler wrote, reviewing it in The New York Times, "this is an occasionally interesting, if wrong, number".
But the needle could have very easily been "wrong," if "wrong" meant the leading candidate went on to lose.
Umpires therefore are reluctant to make close line-calls precisely because they cannot be rectified if wrong.
His calculus was cold-eyed (if wrong-headed).
Recorded accounts from any period, even if wrong-headed, form layers that can be profitably sifted.
And, if wrong-doing is the verdict, Richard Caborn, the Minister for Sport, may review the level of funding that rugby union clubs receive from Sport England.
But, while Secretary, he also spoke frequently, forcefully, and specifically (even if wrong-headedly) about what was being taught in schools — about curriculum.
The concerns they voice about the budget deficit, government intervention and inflation are valid, if wrong-headed (not least because capitalism cannot exist without them).
