Sentence examples for utterly the wrong from inspiring English sources
I just think he's going utterly the wrong way about doing it.
Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, is "completely and utterly the wrong choice... he stabbed his brother in the back... Clueless... Another middle-class boy playing working-class hero".
And now that Mr. Bush has proved himself utterly the wrong man for the job — to be, in fact, the best president Al Qaeda's recruiters could have hoped for — the symptoms of Gore derangement syndrome have grown even more extreme.
In 2009, Canseco responded to an EPA announcement regulating carbon emissions, stating that "passing environmental regulations based on reportedly manufactured global warming data is utterly the wrong direction for our country".
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] in the boardroomSIR – From an American legal perspective, laws that mandate quotas for women on corporate boards in some European countries seem utterly bizarre ("The wrong way to promote women", July 23rd).
Sviokla says more than a trillion dollars, 10% of U.S. gross domestic product, is spent on advertising and marketing, and most of this is utterly inefficient, pitching the wrong product to people who arent even shopping they are planted on the sofa at home.
The Young Pope (Sky) Utterly wrong, and utterly beguiling.
I have a scarf". Key later told reporters that Dotcom was "a well-known conspiracy theorist … He's utterly wrong". The bill to amend the remit of the Government Communications Services Bureau GCSBB) was prompted by the admission that surveillance of Dotcom and a Megaupload colleague had been illegal.
While claiming that prominent researchers have got their interpretations of the causes of educational success in Finland utterly wrong, the report overlooks abundant evidence of significant changes to the Finnish system since the early 1970s.
But there is the same Hollywood way of getting an imported Brit comedian utterly wrong; the same way of failing to understand the subtly ironic style and playful mojo of a great performer, and instead forcing him into a naff, tourist template of Britishness.
The founders, Heiner Friedrich and Fariha de Menil Friedrich, said in a statement through their lawyers Tuesday morning that while they consider the sale "utterly wrong" and "against Dia's mission," the foundation is "our precious child, and we do not wish to continue to oppose it through legal action".
