Sentence examples for sometimes wrong from inspiring English sources

Americans learn in school that the U.S. Senate must ratify treaties, but this simplistic view of 'treaties' is sometimes wrong.

Sometimes wrong.

It's sometimes wrong.

"Intuition is sometimes wrong," says Merrill.

Surveys of business sentiment are sometimes wrong.

He's usually right (80% of the time?); he's sometimes wrong.

I am sometimes wrong; on occasion, spectacularly so.

It is occasionally provocative, sometimes wrong, but almost never dull.

Sometimes people will think they are right, sometimes wrong.

But as analysis, it is often thin and sometimes wrong.

Of course, what is obvious is sometimes wrong.