Sentence examples for is demonstrably wrong from inspiring English sources
"I think that is demonstrably wrong.
Bridge retains its appeal partly because sometimes a textbook play is demonstrably wrong.
Of course, there are plenty of reasons why Fellowes is demonstrably wrong.
The argument that the BBC's presence underlies the broken nature of newspapers in the UK is demonstrably wrong.
Forget, for a moment, that Carson is demonstrably wrong; more than half are women, and more than half are younger than 17.
Given Sigmund Freud's spectacularly poor record on Leonardo – much of his famous analysis of the artist's life and the work is demonstrably wrong – the author should perhaps have taken him as a warning rather than as a model.
That's demonstrably wrong in lots of ways".
Some make claims about the physical world that are demonstrably wrong.
On Sunday Labor's finance spokesman, Tony Burke, hit back, saying Labor's plans were fully funded and Weatherill's comments were "demonstrably wrong" and "drowning in ignorance".
The Tory party and their allies are demonstrably wrong about the role of the state and the benevolence of the market.
Most of his assertions are demonstrably wrong – such as his claims on the impact of renewables on electricity prices for German industry, which has benefited from a dramatic fall in wholesale electricity prices caused by the rapid expansion of renewable energy.
