Sentence examples for is not altogether wrong from inspiring English sources

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.

After a decade of scant real wage growth, and given the unusually skewed wealth distribution, that perception is not altogether wrong.What happens next?

Xijin is not altogether wrong because Clinton was right.

He was not altogether wrong.

The impression was not altogether wrong.

But the agencies are not altogether wrong to behave this way.

He was not altogether wrong: Christianity, German romanticism, modernism and Marxism stampede through the movie like the crowds of angry workers and bourgeois revelers in the apocalyptic climax, but the confusion that results ultimately resolves into hallucinatory, visionary clarity.

(Thus, New Yorkers are not altogether wrong in saying they can never get a cab when it's raining).

Goethe considered Beethoven to be "an utterly untamed personality, who is not altogether in the wrong in holding the world to be detestable, but surely does not make it any the more enjoyable either for himself or for others by his attitude".

"But Daoud is not altogether reliable," said Mr. Macdonald, who added that he nonetheless felt bound to suggest that something wrong had occurred.

That is not altogether surprising.