Sentence examples for was hugely wrong from inspiring English sources

But he was hugely wrong on the Civil War.

If the tape measure could be hugely wrong, I reason, the ultrasound could be a little wrong.

Kissinger, who nonetheless was full of high praise for "young Joshua" admitted as much: "It has one basic theme that is a little difficult for me, which is that my generation is sort of a bunch of dodos, that we stagger through life with just one idea in our minds, which on top of it, is hugely wrong.

These two mistakes compounded each other: if the negative impact of austerity on economic growth is greater than was originally assumed, and the positive impact of quantitative easing is weaker, then the policy mix favored by practically all European governments has been hugely wrong.

Well we have to if they won their appeal last week (with Nathan Thompson) then if we don't win this one then something is hugely wrong in our game".

On these hugely important issues the leading economists were hugely wrong.

Reid Weingarten, a defense lawyer, said Mr. Brown, who was vice chairman before retiring in March 2000, "did nothing wrong" and was "hugely important to the success of Rite Aid for over 30 years," Mr. Weingarten assailed the credibility of Mr. Grass and other prosecution witnesses who are seeking reductions in their possible prison terms in exchange for testimony.

But they've been hugely, absurdly wrong for years on end, and it's time to stop taking them seriously.

"It was hugely overcooked.

It was hugely successful.

He was hugely entertaining.