Sentence examples for proved wrong about the from inspiring English sources

Having been proved wrong about the damaging effects of a Brexit vote, Martin said, the establishment was raising unnecessary fears about whether Britain could do a trade deal with the EU and that trade would continue with or without a formal agreement.

We'd all leave the dinner table with our huge appetites sated, and proved wrong about salads.

Matthew: Is there anything you've been proved wrong about?

One of the more confident predictions that I make about 2013 is that Mr Cameron will be proved wrong about this and he will fail to sate the Tory party's destructive passions about Europe.

But he should be at least proven wrong about the alignment of the British state policy and BP's corporate interests.

Republicans apparent prefer to go down with the ship to prove their point than make safe harbor and be proven wrong about the competency of the captain.

"I wish I had been proven wrong about this, but it has now come to light that the extent of Panama's tax avoidance scams is even worse than I had feared," he said.

Any remainer who doesn't pray to be proved wrong about Brexit is callous, wishing disaster on people who are unable to afford it.

I would love to be proven wrong about that – may a million minis bloom and be gobbled up by users hungry for well compiled startpage tabs.

I would love to be proven wrong about this.

To be proven wrong about that last one by my bestfriendforever, Rebecca Brown*, merited a revision of my list.