Sentence examples for is essentially wrong from inspiring English sources
Nothing is essentially wrong with charging good money for a virtual tool kit.
Only to find that he is, essentially, wrong at every major turn, because he is not grasping the dimensionality of what he's dealing with.
The snow that overwhelmed the Washington area yesterday has left behind great beauty as well as an indicator of what is essentially wrong with American society.
As a practical matter, then, both sides are essentially wrong: racial profiling is neither just smart, nor just nuts.
If Trump is talking about the direct spending to fund NATO, he's essentially wrong.
As a practical matter, then, both sides are essentially wrong: racial profiling is neither "just" smart, nor "just" nuts.
He openly admitted, for the first time I can really remember, that he was essentially wrong on the campaign trail when he promised quick victory and quick resolution of Afghanistan.
There is essentially nothing wrong with the ballpark that can't be solved by a good architect.
"It's essentially that I don't want to spend my money," Miller declared, "I don't want to put it into an industry that is essentially doing wrong.
But perhaps baseball, which is essentially meaningless, is the wrong analogy for Washington's current self-inflicted crisis.
