Sentence examples for true the wrong from inspiring English sources

True, the wrong date in 1941 appeared in the transcript of the Israeli television series "Pillar of Fire" under Moshe Sonenson's picture.

What makes simple Legal Moralism seem implausible is not just the thought that some moral wrongs are not serious enough to attract the attention of the criminal law: though that is true, the wrong I do my friend is not a trivial one it might destroy our friendship.

Secondly, because it yields true but unjustified beliefs, beliefs that are true "for the wrong reasons" (Langton 1993, 383); for example, the belief that women are actually submissive and object-like.

True, in the wrong setting he can still struggle.

I'd tell him, 'You're true to the wrong teams.' Even when we were little, he was that way.

Now, true to form, the wrong people have made the wrong version of On The Road.

The error, retracted weeks ago when noticed, assigned a true number to the wrong time frame.

This Argentina team, with eight players over the age of 30, was supposed to be too old for true contention, on the wrong end of a last hurrah.

It won't stop being true just because the wrong people say it, nor even because they are saying it with malevolent intent.

Like most things, I'm sure the public thinks it's true for all the wrong reasons, but that doesn't change the fact that they're right.

But it is true that if the wrong data points are used in the algorithm or the data is flawed in some way, the algorithm output (answer) will be wrong or flawed too".