Sentence examples for was generally wrong from inspiring English sources

Where he was generally wrong was in his proposed solutions and his predictions.

In others the sheep was grey or the lyrics were generally wrong," he says.

There are many arguments against immigration, and they're generally wrong.

The third is simply to ignore the polls, which is what the MDC seems to have done so far, based on the premise that they are generally wrong.

David Seifman, The Post's City Hall bureau chief, said: "Every time people think there's some sort of political agenda at work to place a story or cover a story, they're generally wrong.

Icons were doubling, overlapping, and just being generally wrong.

First, that is generally wrong.

The critics are generally wrong, or they're fifteen, twenty years late.

Our analysis revealed that item 10 ("When people disagree with me, they are generally wrong") and item 11 ("I cannot trust other people's opinion about my experience") were originally included in the self-certainty subscale of the previously reported BCIS [ 9] but had relatively larger factor loadings on the reflective attitude subscale in the present study.

Mrs. el-Wafi, who has insisted that her son did nothing wrong, was generally expected to return to France soon.

It was generally agreed that something must be wrong with the ether theory and something wrong with the Newtonian theory.