Sentence examples for plain incorrect from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, though, the choreography in a show can be just plain incorrect.
In both cases, someone is dismissing speech they deem harmful, dangerous to society, or just plain incorrect.
Should news articles explicitly note for all claims whether they are purely factual, subject to interpretation or plain incorrect?
That means, Judge Posner wrote, that the decision was "more likely to be just plain incorrect, rather than being merely the reflection of political difference".
To summarise bluntly, students and many employers feel that the typical economics graduate today receives a training that is irrelevant to understanding real economies, incomprehensible to the target audiences for economic advice, and often just plain incorrect.
John Richards, of the Apostrophe Protection Society, said that the change was "just plain wrong" and "grammatically incorrect" while the move sparked outrage on Twitter, involving debate on whether the move was grammatically incorrect or not.
It is outrageous, angry, funny, scabrous, politically incorrect, sometimes plain wrong and unfortunately – in doses – what I'd certainly call racist.
Dolce & Gabbana The Italian brand's spring 2012 collection: genius or just plain politically incorrect?
Key later told reporters: "Some of the information is incorrect, some of it is out of date, and some of the assumptions are just plain wrong.
(p. 26) This is really over-dramatic and plain wrong, as many researchers see the heuristic value of "being anthropomorphic" and then determining how correct or incorrect these sorts of explanation may be.
