Sentence examples for the whole world wrong from inspiring English sources
"Is the whole world wrong when they say that the Taliban regime is repressive?" she asks one man.
"We economists decided in about 1998 that the whole world was wrong about the Internet, and the Internet is not about companies making money," Professor Chevalier says.
The whole world is wrong.
Maybe the whole world is wrong about North Korea.
He has no money, his woman is cold-hearted and the whole world is just wrong.
From this perspective, it does not really matter to them if the whole world believes they are wrong – over female bishops, gay marriage or anything else.
The poule incident was particularly important because it made the headlines and it was quite clear to the whole world who was in the wrong.
Is the whole world right and I'm wrong?" It all climaxes in this amazing, almost hallucinogenic set of scenes at this convention for the mortgage industry in Las Vegas, where our heroes have a series of encounters that make them all realize, no, no, no, they're not wrong.
Not for the first time, the whole world seems to be asking the wrong question.
She says it as though she'd happened upon the UK community in which sex education had gone so wrong that the whole world had got pregnant.
The fanatics who think it must look increasingly like the men with sandwich boards who would parade announcing the end of the world, just as convinced that if their world-view had been proved wrong, then the whole world would have to be annihilated.
