Sentence examples for the public was wrong from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nicholson, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, responded to that finding, in a New York Times/CBS News Poll in May, by saying the public was "wrong, wrong, wrong".

And the public was wrong.

City Hall has since admitted the 86percentt figure they provided the public was wrong -- it might have been 87percentt (LAFD reports for 2007), or 64percentt (City Hall's latest claim for 2008) or some other figure yet to be shared with the public.

And the public is wrong this time".

But in this case, the public is wrong.

Never mind if the public is on the other side, the public is wrong.

So in at least some aspects of their assessment of candidate Miliband, the public are wrong.

The report makes clear that both men knew that the figures which they were presenting to the public were wrong, that those figures did not comply with the regulations of America's Securities and Exchange Commission SECC), and that such deception mattered a great deal.

First of all, calling the feedback "public" is wrong: the organizers of the standards would not make public the nearly 10,000 comments they say they received from citizens.

I usually have great distrust of crowd wisdom when it comes to drug policy decisions, but in this case the public was right and the DEA was wrong.

But the core assumption on which these politicians, including Cameron, are selling these laws to the public, is simply wrong.