Sentence examples for repeatedly wrong from inspiring English sources

Over the past year, Comey has been repeatedly wrong.

Saying that Mr. Bernanke had been repeatedly wrong, he declared, "We shouldn't be paying the Fed chairman to learn on the job".

That's an awfully long time to be repeatedly wrong about something this important, isn't it?

Now that I have shown Krugtron the Invincible to have been utterly and repeatedly wrong about the euro, I look forward to reading his admission of error.

Kissinger's career, as international law specialist Richard Falk wrote recently, has been marked by "his extraordinary capacity to be repeatedly wrong about almost every major foreign policy decision made by the U.S. government over the course of the last half-century".

Millennials who truly will carry the millennial burden throughout their middle age should start seeing themselves as part of a class who have been repeatedly wronged by government.

My journey was 85percentt of me trying to avoid meeting people in which the relationships resulted in me being repeatedly wronged by people I loved.

If this person has repeatedly wronged you and shows no sign of change, you don't need to accept yet another of their apologies.

Although his predictions repeatedly proved wrong, he was undeterred.

Over the last year, American assessments have repeatedly proven wrong.

Those who thought that the euro could not survive have been repeatedly proven wrong.