Sentence examples for massively wrong from inspiring English sources

"People like [Facebook board member] Marc Andreessen are speaking from places of such massive privilege and are still so massively wrong," said Rohit Sharma, a venture capitalist with True Ventures, which has raised $878m.

"Strategically we got it massively wrong in 1997 by setting our faces against devolution.

The Delacorte audience never asks itself the question that is the play's essential drama: in Harold Bloom's words, "How can Helena be so massively wrong?" Helena is not in love; she is lovesick.

"Looking at this album reminds me that even if we put out some awful records and some amazing ones, I don't try to change the way the bands sound unless they've gone massively wrong.

I got it massively wrong.

I kind of think that the industry took a massively wrong turn 70 years ago with the Turing test.

First, Schönborn accused the dean of the college of cardinals and former Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Angelo Sodano, of "massively wronging the victims" by dismissing reports of clerical sexual abuse as "petty gossip".

I was thrilled to reread "A Time to Be Born" and find that my original opinion was massively, embarrassingly wrong.

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But here's the problem: for loose monetary policy to have the dire effects the sadomonetarists claim, markets must massively get it wrong, and hugely overreact to low interest rates.

"These absurd solar cuts will send UK energy policy massively in the wrong direction and prevent almost a million homes, schools and hospitals from plugging in to clean, renewable energy," he added.