Sentence examples for is sometimes wrong from inspiring English sources
Of course, what is obvious is sometimes wrong.
"The plain fact of the matter is that the majority is sometimes wrong," Judge Justice declared in an interview with The New York Times in 1982.
In a speech lasting about eight minutes and in an interview afterward, he described prison as an "upside-down kingdom" where "what's right is sometimes wrong, what's wrong is right".
At most, the argument that suicide is a harm to family and to loved ones establishes that it is sometimes wrong (Cholbi 2011, 62 64).
Again, this line of argument appears to show at most only that suicide is sometimes wrong, namely, when the benefit (in terms of future harm not suffered) the individual gains by dying is less than the benefits she would deny to society by dying.
Americans learn in school that the U.S. Senate must ratify treaties, but this simplistic view of 'treaties' is sometimes wrong.
Surveys of business sentiment are sometimes wrong.
You need to have my back, even when I'm sometimes wrong.
He's usually right (80% of the time?); he's sometimes wrong.
Scientists then thought magnetic recording was boring, he said, adding, "Very smart people are sometimes wrong".
