Sentence examples for though wrong from inspiring English sources

Thus were reasonable, though wrong, intelligence suppositions reborn as erroneous facts.

It is axiomatic (though wrong) that teenagers will read only books that reflect teenage experience.

On-the-ground accounts indicate that Ms. Rice's description of the attack, though wrong in some respects, was accurate in others.

Blair is right to make the Iraq Syria connection, to point out that though wrong in much else of what he wrote yesterday in his own defence – as a measured Guardian leader explains.

Those mapping rules have endured because, though wrong in significant ways, they have proved supremely useful.Gerard Kremer, who used the Latin name Mercator, was born in 1512, in the low countries.

An article published in the Times today said: "On-the-ground accounts indicate that Ms. Rice's description of the attack, though wrong in some respects, was accurate in others.

Though consistently wrong on almost every count where Iraq's WMD were concerned, the spies apparently thought they were right.

Argument from the fallacy of composition seems to be very appealing even though completely wrong.

If this leak is correct, though, that wrong might soon be righted.

Nor am I referring to the FBI/Comey intrusion, though clearly wrong.

Most simply, though, "holding wrong views" refers to holding something as true which is not true.