Sentence examples for love to be wrong from inspiring English sources

"I would so love to be wrong".

"We'll look for seasonality in the near term, and I'd love to be wrong".

I can't see that lasting more than a couple of years but I would love to be wrong.

I'd love to be wrong here, of course, the closer the game is in the final two minutes or so, the better the basketball game.

As for the protests, I'd love to be wrong, but instinct suggests the Premier League walkout movement will be more Peasants' Revolt than French Revolution in terms of outcome.

I think we're 20 years away from actually being able to achieve a seven-day service given the current challenges, but I would love to be wrong," said Prof Julian Bion, who is leading a major NHS-funded research project into the introduction of more services at weekends.

How we love the other to be wrong!

I can't think of any Chinese or Taiwanese churches that do ― or any East, Southeast, or South Asian churches, for that matter ― though I would love for both of us to be wrong.

I would love to be proven wrong".

I would love to be proved wrong on this.

I would love to be absolutely wrong to feel that this was, in many ways, ill-conceived.