Sentence examples for was gravely wrong from inspiring English sources

That information was gravely wrong, but, as Honan describes, there was little he could do to prevent it from self-perpetuating: Let's say you tweet something that turns out to be incorrect to your 100 followers.

The retired military physician who last year helped expose China's initial cover-up of the SARS outbreak is now calling on the Communist Party to confront one of its darkest periods and acknowledge that it was gravely wrong in violently cracking down on the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy protests in 1989.

They agreed Letterman was gravely wrong referring to a sexual act of A-Rod knocking up one of the Governor's daughters.

He was gravely wrong in backing George W. Bush's decision to invade Iraq, but no one is perfect and that does not immediately ruin his legacy.

These women kept me up at night, insisting that they were reaching a breaking point, that something was gravely wrong, something they had to fix, right now -- because their children's futures were at stake.

Remember that it is gravely wrong to receive Holy Communion with a mortal sin (grave offence against the law of God) on your soul.

Very clever people can be gravely wrong.

Any impression that I regard such power as constitutional would be gravely wrong.

Its position, he says, is that:... it is gravely wrong deliberately to destroy a human embryo.

The church officially holds that using such contraception violates the integrity of sexual intercourse and is gravely wrong.

Iain Wright, chairman of the BIS committee, said that "something is gravely wrong" for the BHS pension scheme to be facing a deficit and 11,000 jobs to be at risk when Green is understood to have collected millions from the business.