Sentence examples for indeed wrong from inspiring English sources

But he has since concluded that something was indeed wrong.

If Ryan was indeed wrong about his team, then he is hardly alone.

(Wilpon's action yesterday suggested something was indeed wrong in that clubhouse).

The drillers were indeed wrong: their claims were far too modest.This $1.5 billion platform is one of the most sophisticated in the world.

I was not aware at the time that anything was amiss". But he has since concluded that something was indeed wrong.

Meanwhile, Vettel and Red Bull have admitted that their choice was indeed wrong and they have come in and changed those slicks to intermediates.

Balls was, indeed, wrong-footed.

This is a sabotage of a sabotage, a bodge of a bodge, a right decision made at entirely the wrong time – indeed at so wrong a time it almost, but not quite, makes it the wrong decision.

They might indeed be wrong — even "absolutely wrong," as Obama said of Elizabeth Warren — but not all of them are benighted; not all of them are cynics.

Third, if Morozov is right, and 21st Century Statecraft is indeed the wrong path, there is nothing wrong with Secretary Clinton admitting that the approach needs to be fine-tuned or altogether redefined.

Thus, it would indeed be wrong to claim "complete transparency" for the open peer review process for ACP, but it is also wrong to insinuate that ACP or the cited article would have raised this claim.