Sentence examples for practically wrong from inspiring English sources

2) Fast fashion is practically wrong.

But he soon lost focus and eventually fell to pieces, denying, when there is tape to prove it, that he had demeaned the appearances of his female accusers and interrupting Clinton repeatedly, practically shouting "wrong" after some of her assertions about his record.

Upon his death, which could not be far away since practically everything was wrong with the old horror, nothing would be left of the art form to which he had given his life.

He must confront economic libertarianism and euroscepticism head on and show intellectually and practically why they are wrong.

No one expects children's writers to be naturalists but, all the same, Grahame got badgers wrong in practically every detail.

This is a failed project and the Home Office should hold their hands up and admit it was wrong both practically and morally.

The bitterest revelation of "No End in Sight" is that the people who got it right are in agony, whereas the people who got it wrong are practically serene.

But this was a "normal accident" — the sheer complexity of Amazon's services means that the surface area of things that can go wrong is practically infinite.