Sentence examples for objectively wrong from inspiring English sources

Neither of those observations was objectively wrong, they just weren't the whole story.

She must say that Henry's idea is objectively wrong; the right and true way to feel when it's warm out is the way that we feel.

If viewer A finds EastEnders high-quality but viewer B considers it a trashy wannabe-Coronation Street, neither is objectively wrong nor can usefully be argued with.

Having access to a platform doesn't make you more likely to be right, it seems to just give you more confidence to be objectively wrong.

There is nothing objectively wrong with paying cash, but in the end you have to square your actions with your own personal sense of ethics.

However, you can't hand it back to the baker and ask for a refund unless there is something objectively wrong with it – if the cake has a fingernail in it, for example.

In fact, there are certain things we can say objectively are wrong about our version of Turner.

[Note: Pinker acknowledges that certain schools of thought regard "irregardless" as simply non-standard, but he insists it should not even be granted that.] Correct: Regardless of how you feel, it's objectively the wrong decision.

Whatever one thinks of Almagro or his motives, it is important to recall that he turned out to be objectively very wrong about those elections.

And if you were just offered a position at a new job, sending the HR manager a picture of your peen is objectively the wrong move 100% of the time.

However, Burge argues, such characterizations can be rationally doubted, even by the experts; they are objectively right or wrong, independently of our practices (ibid: 704 707).