Sentence examples for is perhaps wrong from inspiring English sources

Some brokers find it frustrating that buildings are deciding to put replacement equipment back into the areas that flooded, pointing out that it is perhaps wrong to assume the storm was a once-in-a-lifetime event.

("It is perhaps wrong to covet the ass and cow of your neighbor, but it is highly recommended to want an ass and a cow of the very same model").

What I'm trying to get at is, I suppose, some variation of Tolstoy's observation about happy families, which always makes for a nicely quotable sentence but is, perhaps, wrong.

She slowly builds a pro-corn case, citing her own reasons, some of which are reasonable (more deer will be killed by hunters than by deer feeders), some dubious, like the idea that even though it is perhaps wrong, other people do it, as she soon learns.

Though I want to stress, she can't help feeling a little modest and that something is, perhaps, wrong with this situation.

Many of the assumptions on which safety rules are based seem outdated, or were perhaps wrong to begin with.

The ISI [Inter-Services Inter-Services Intelligencethey-intelligence agency] was controlling themain:20 hindsight is very good, but this decision was perhaps wrong".

South's play was perhaps wrong, for if East began with four spades including the queen, the chances of success were not good.

But there are times when you simply have to appreciate something for what it is, admit that you were perhaps wrong in your judgement and stand up and applaud like that Russian President at the end of Rocky IV.

"Considering everyone is always talking about how aggressive my driving style is and how much better my team-mate is on tyres than me, today was a good demonstration that they're perhaps wrong".

But "final" is perhaps the wrong word.