Sentence examples for is altogether wrong from inspiring English sources

But that is not to say that Wilde is altogether wrong.

Either Endres's reading of 612A-B is altogether wrong, or at least the passage does not have the weight that Endres wants to give it.

Calden is an effortless seducer; his yoga students take his gentle dimness for spiritual elevation, and you can't be certain they're altogether wrong.

Fifty million women readers can't be altogether wrong, if they want to while away the hours in a romantic romp with a modish dollop of the mildest BDSM.

But although Lord Lawson may not be altogether wrong to describe this as a "PR ploy", it could well be a useful and important PR ploy to secure political acceptance for some very grim decisions to come.

The resolutely centrist broadcaster-commentator Eric Sevareid wrote that, unless the polls were altogether wrong, the 1964 election would turn out to be "another demonstration... that the United States is not the unstable, unpredictable and reckless political society that so much of the world likes to think it is".

Richard III is altogether the wrong model for a modern political tragedy: better to try Shakespeare's Coriolanus and the Roman mob.

"Deadpool" is altogether innocuous and that's what's wrong with it.

According to UKBA, the people replenishing the pillow mints at this place are likely to be altogether the "wrong" type of foreigner.

She stood her ground, again citing John Quincy Adams.The really odd thing about this is that she is not altogether wrong, but she can't seem to get the right part right.

What we're dealing with now is altogether different; pretending it's just a different viewpoint is disingenuous at best and simply wrong.