Sentence examples for sorely wrong from inspiring English sources
The president of the National Union of Students, Liam Burns, said Mr Miliband was "sorely wrong" if he believed students will back such a position at the next general election.
Your body is screaming out that something is sorely wrong.
I don't know why I thought there would be people in lab coats and zen music playing, but I was sorely wrong.
Late in the afternoon, the head of the Wisconsin Professional Police Association, James Palmer, pleaded for sanity in the State Capitol: "The thought of using law enforcement officers to exercise force in order to achieve a political objective is insanely wrong and Wisconsin sorely needs reasonable solutions and not potentially dangerous political theatrics".
This rights a grave social wrong, and delivers a sorely needed sanction to the workfare providers themselves, who understand nothing but money, and might finally question their deficiencies with cash at stake.
If he were to embrace the idea of a global carbon-trading system, he would wrong-foot his critics and give America a sorely needed policy on climate change at a single stroke.
Cave can do no wrong in my book and dark-hearted Hillcoat is a fearless, restless, sorely underrated talent.
Sad for Simba Wrong vintage ReprintsThough some of the protesters are unemployed criminals taking advantage of the lawlessness, most of them sorely want to improve their poor conditions.
