Sentence examples for many details wrong from inspiring English sources

"Even if the movie gets many details wrong," he adds, "it at least gets the basic story right".

And Gilligan, for whatever reason, got too many details wrong, which gave Alastair Campbell an opening to attack his credibility.

Mr. Saracco, the prosecutor, argued that Mr. Pillot had made up the whole story, and had gotten many details wrong.

Some viewers in the U.K. — people who were there at the time — have attacked the show for getting so many details wrong: phones, clothes, accents, colloquialisms.

I tell her how much I enjoyed No Offence, Paul Abbott's Mancunian police comedy drama, but that friends in the police and law complained it got too many of the details wrong.

"If you take a close look at the displayed missiles," he said, "there are many details that are plainly wrong, indicating that there might be something wrong with the whole programme.

Using the wrong tool can easily result in exposing too many details early in the design process referred to as an overachieving prototype.

With so many details planned to a T, a bride knows she needs to anticipate the potential for something to go wrong on her wedding day.

Kelly got the details wrong.

Many details remain unclear.

"Eden" leaves many details cloudy.