Sentence examples for was basically wrong from inspiring English sources

Virtually no contemporary scientists believe that Darwin was basically wrong.

First, he insists that Time was "basically wrong" in identifying the greatest mystery in modern cosmology.

"I internalised that to mean being gay was basically wrong, because if you got caught it would be very dangerous".

Robert van Voren noted that after the fall of the Berlin Wall, it became apparent that the political abuse of psychiatry in the USSR was only the tip of the iceberg, the sign that much more was basically wrong.

"I just think they are Communists and they all have the same basic principles involved which I think are basically wrong".

"This killing is just strengthening the views which are already quite widespread — that the Western approach to the Arab Spring is basically wrong," Mr. Lukyanov said.

Marvin Minksy, a prominent A.I. pioneer and M.I.T. Media Lab professor, e-mailed me to say that Wallace's idea of conversation is "basically wrong".

"When you have something that's basically wrong, you don't try to claim that it's in the strike zone by one-eighth of an inch".

"It's such a long history of people being basically wrong that standing up and saying we're right this time makes us almost look crazy," Dr Brown said.

We think this is basically wrong and warn against that practice.

He's basically wrong, but then he lives in the Valley echo chamber, so he's excused….