Sentence examples for largely wrong from inspiring English sources
Tempting, but largely wrong.
But this, too, is largely wrong.
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.
It's clear that Witty considers much of the ensuing local or regional architecture (whether LEPs, RDAs or city deals) as largely "wrong-headed in a small country".
But that conventional wisdom has largely proved wrong.
Two hedge funds in the Chicago area suffered big losses last summer largely from wrong bets on energy commodities like natural gas; prices rose strongly in the fall as demand strengthened and Hurricanes Katrina and Rita disrupted supplies from the Gulf of Mexico.
But since the industrial revolution, those same pessimists have largely been wrong, with 1960s predictions about population growth leading to famine falling flat.
I think it's like the related Future Combat Systems for Army vehicles – largely a wrong-headed approach.
