Sentence examples for if you were wrong from inspiring English sources
If you were wrong, you would get nothing.
Wouldn't that be worth the slight discomfort you might feel, or the slight embarrassment if you were wrong?" In Smart's case, people did occasionally say something.
Because if you were wrong about Neutrino, you might have to acknowledge that your own life is a lot more timid and boring than you want to think.
What is the responsible federal official going to do? Say, 'Let's not rush into this?' What if you were wrong?" In the event of another crisis, Galloway's gamble may have pointed the way toward a rapid response.
Didn't he say to believe in God was to make a bet? (If you were right, if there was a god, you won big time. If you were wrong, you'd lived a good life just the same).
You know, you might even be willing to pay a little bit, to buy insurance investing in a stock or in a sector or an asset class that you don't necessarily expect to do well, but which would do well if you were wrong about all of your other ideas.
Even if you were wronged, you should take the high road and recognize that the person is upset, too.
"What if you're wrong?" she asked.
If you're wrong, you're wrong.
If you're wrong, oh well.
