Sentence examples for that have been wrong from inspiring English sources

If I had done it pro bono, would that have been wrong?

"That's two weeks in a row now, two big decisions that have been wrong against us," he said.

In the real world, of course, you're only considered serious if you propound doctrines that have been wrong at every step.

Sorry to bring this up on a weekend devoted to celebrating mothers, but you know all the things that have been wrong with young people for the past half-century?

Vote Leave countered that the IFS had underestimated the UK's annual net contribution to the EU by more than £2bn and based its forecasts on NIESR figures that "have been wrong time and time again on the EU".

Would that have been wrong?

There will always be bad calls, of course, and that fact provides little comfort to those teams that have been wronged.

The DTSA is a great achievement that should both deter potential wrongdoers and ease the burden of enforcement on those that have been wronged.

But, they said, it was Mr. Gore's campaigning, not their thinking, that had been wrong.

He argued that human rights were the cornerstone of all that had been wrong with Saddam's reign.

And they said it was not their thinking but the candidate's campaigning that had been wrong.