Sentence examples for plain inaccurate from inspiring English sources

A vast majority of these stereotypes are just plain inaccurate.

"The judge's decision is just plain inaccurate," Mr. Felder said.

So far, Taylor said, data shows that many perceptions about scooter injuries are just plain inaccurate, including that a leading cause of injury is collision with cars.

Further, to say that preemies can't "open their eyes or respond to a voice" is just plain inaccurate and can be disproved by a quick visit to a neonatal intensive care unit.

In more than one case the authors appear to have been plain inaccurate, and are getting called out.

Furthermore, many companies believe in certain myths about millennials that are just plain inaccurate, including that they aren't brand loyal.

They can be inaccurate or plain old wrong for many reasons.

As this case has shown, to rely uncritically upon what a parent says can lead to reporting that is unbalanced, inaccurate and just plain wrong". The judge conceded that he had himself made an error when he criticised Booker for apparently claiming in his first article that the child had been reported to social services because of "faint bruising".

Sir Irvine said he was "deeply and sincerely sorry" for the part he played, adding: "It is now clear that the information I received from some police officers at the time was wholly inaccurate, misleading and plain wrong.

So I was really surprised by these comments, in both volume and tone, because they were personal, inaccurate, and just plain mean.

As Samantha Rullo wrote at Bustle, "Somehow, no one involved with the creation of this episode realized how ridiculously problematic it was, especially since a significant amount of the audience is young, and this is providing a representation of a transgender person that is offensive, grossly inaccurate, and just plain wrong". .