Sentence examples for this is wholly wrong from inspiring English sources
In our view, this is wholly wrong and needs to be changed.
This is wholly incorrect.
But this is not to say that instrumentalists are wholly right, or that Moore is wholly wrong to think that the sole purpose of criminal law is to provide for the retributive punishment of those who culpably commit such wrongs.
Recent research, however, shows that idea is wholly wrong.
In typical Preminger fashion, "Daisy Kenyon" examines the strengths and weaknesses of Daisy's two suitors; neither is wholly wrong for her, neither wholly right.
Ask them about bonuses in particular, and they wonder why well-paid bosses need extra for doing their jobs properly.None of these explanations is wholly wrong.
Defending his comments, Grayling said: "Any suggestion that I am against gay rights is wholly wrong – it is a matter of record that I voted for civil partnerships.
Dr Todd Huffman, director of graduate studies for particle physics, Oxford University "It is wholly wrong for a government to decide which degrees are more or less worthy than others.
"It is wholly wrong and entirely false to suggest that any comments made by Michael concerning professional cricketers are anything other than his genuinely held, honest opinions".
"The honourable gentleman is a bit of a luvvie, so no doubt he is looking intensely at the drop in culture, but that is a matter for local decision, and he is wholly wrong".
