Sentence examples for publicly wrong from inspiring English sources

We have all sensed the shame of being publicly wrong.

Why would people be so willing to risk being publicly wrong?

If the market holds its recent gains or rallies further, his view will be proved very publicly wrong.

The fact that Carrie was so very wrong and very publicly wrong about Brody -- how do you make her a credible intelligence analyst or person who operates in that world?

And nobody involved is brave enough to say publicly how wrong this is.

President Obama should immediately and publicly acknowledge the wrong that was done to Mr.

Make them feel that you can do better and prove them wrong publicly in a way that you do not directly humiliate them.

This week Pope John Paul II, preparing to apologise publicly for past wrongs committed by the church, has found himself embroiled in a controversy over the kidnapping of a child which took place more than 140 years ago.

In any case, it took Cardinal Ratzinger -- by then Pope Benedict -- until 2006, eight years after the case went before him, to address Father Maciel's abuses by removing him from priestly duties and banishing him to a life of prayer and penitence, though without publicly acknowledging his wrongs or the suffering of his victims.

Even if certain injustices are superseded, we may well stand under obligations to publicly acknowledge the wrongs committed and to provide, say, symbolic reparations toward the victims.

But it brought to mind why we are no longer graced with his presence in "mainstream films," the one error he made publicly by saying the wrong thing to the wrong people.