Sentence examples for not obviously wrong from inspiring English sources

Dr Wetterich is a well-respected physicist and his maths are not obviously wrong.

The original decision by Billy Bowden was not obviously wrong and was changed on the doubtful issue of height.

For the residents of such places, when David Cameron argued before the 2010 election that Britain was "broken" and government wasn't fixing it, he was not obviously wrong.

…Which is, to understate, not obviously wrong.

"Is it not better to publish things that are interesting and not obviously wrong than to kick the next theory of general relativity to the curb because it looks like rubbish?" He adds that the argument has been extremely civil: "Masud is very passionate about what he's done, but he's a complete gentleman".

I thought I would flag that, as strange as it sounds, the result advocated by Crichton isn't obviously wrong.

Given that you didn't see anything obviously wrong on your credit reports, you don't need to worry too much.

Duval, one of Woods's closest friends, didn't see anything obviously wrong with Woods's swing.

The guest's chortling condescension and eager cynicism suggest he's unimpressed with the raft of crackpot bullcrap suggested by "ordinary" members of the public, but not because they're obviously wrong.

"The suggestion that as long as the death penalty is off the table, Mr Assange need not fear persecution is obviously wrong," Pollack told the Telegraph newspaper.

But, knowing what I now know, and knowng that those assurances weren't right, it was obviously wrong to employ him.