Sentence examples for is largely wrong from inspiring English sources
But this, too, is largely wrong.
If there was one thing that our participants agreed on, it was that the Facebook feed "the other side" reads is largely wrong.
After arguing that the public is largely wrong on immigration (by opposing it), whereas economists and other experts tend to be right (in supporting it), Caplan says:In politics as in religion, some beliefs are more emotionally appealing than others.
As though it were coming straight from the mouth of Eagleman, Hanson writes that situationism "is premised on the social scientific insight that the naïve psychology... on which our laws and institutions are based is largely wrong.
I guess we shouldn't let our unbridled excitement over this policy breakthrough be dampened by the fact that Krugman isn't actually in the position to direct or change Social Security (or by the fact that Marcus is largely wrong on the merits).
Their predictions, as Fink notes in her epilogue, were largely wrong.
Baker Botts determined that the accusations in the letters were largely wrong, the report said.
The self-identifying gamers are largely wrong about the games press.
Yes, with the advantage of hindsight and complete access to Iraqi territory we now know they were largely wrong.
While the Supreme Court declared in 1983 that such an acquittal was certain proof of dangerousness, that was largely wrong as well.
