Sentence examples for was apparently wrong from inspiring English sources
Everything we had learnt in school was, apparently, wrong.
Edgar Wright was, apparently, wrong for Marvel's big-screen adaptation of a superhero story about a scientist (Paul Rudd) who can decrease in stature and increase in strength.
The Daily Mail story, which was apparently wrong in its allegations that Hilaria Baldwin was tweeting during James Gandolfini's funeral, has since been taken down, as have Baldwin's angry tweets.
In 1984, it was apparently wrong to speculate on pharmaceutical chlorite as a direct source of oxygen supply for the respiratory chain [ 52].
Others were apparently wrong: Two of his sons did not die for the jihadist cause.
But that perception is apparently wrong.
But dissent is, apparently, wrong - to dissent is to be a Blairite.
Everything you've read about Gulf state playboys is apparently wrong.
That's a huge, fundamental change, and it launched a sequence of events over the subsequent months that made me realize that some things I "knew" about America were apparently wrong.
The negative data have only shown that the antioxidant supplementation approach was apparently the wrong way to counteract CVD, and better approaches are needed.
