Sentence examples for openly wrong from inspiring English sources

I appreciate the candour and the willingness to be openly wrong.

They have never allowed staff to talk openly about what went wrong before 2008 and why.

Rollins said he was wrong and openly backed Manuel's decision to take him out of the game.

But because Federer had held the tennis world up like a 21st century Atlas, people openly wondered what was wrong with him.

We were straightforward in our dislike of these securities, but the vast majority of people in the market thought we were dead wrong and openly and aggressively purchased the securities we were selling".

It's perfectly fine to say: "I am not proud of what I've done (or how I've devalued myself) but I'm moving on for the sake of my health, my well-being, and those around me". Affirming this is healthy and allows you to break the cycle of self-harm you've fallen into because you openly acknowledge what was wrong and the intention to set it right from now on.

A11 Officials Discuss Iraq Risks Senior Bush administration officials are for the first time openly discussing what could go wrong in Iraq not only during an attack, but also in the aftermath of an invasion.

This approach - as well as a widely criticized ad suggesting Christians "know that there's something wrong" when gays openly serve in the military while there is no organized prayer in public schools - has supplanted his early campaign trail fodder, where he was overwhelmingly focused on arguments about how he would create jobs while undoing "ObamaCare".

Ultimately if you hurt your girlfriend behind her back or openly, you're doing something wrong.

Forte openly admits he did the wrong thing involving himself in criminal enterprise, but says he shares his story in the hope of affecting positive change in the lives of other young people who may also be susceptible to such a path.

"I didn't do anything wrong, especially when United openly admitted that this was all them.