Sentence examples for was mostly wrong from inspiring English sources
But my Princeton colleague Larry Bartels, who had an Op-Ed in The Times on Thursday, convinced me that Mr. Frank was mostly wrong.
But even if Moynihan gets credit for forecasting that the Soviet Union would fall, he was mostly wrong about the reasons.
As it turned out, the blunders of the best and the brightest in the 1960s helped give Greene a reputation for geopolitical prescience and obscured the fact that he was mostly wrong about the urgent issues (decolonization, Communism, the political potential of Catholicism) of his time.
But after several weeks of testing, I'm pleased to report that I was mostly wrong.
Well, Mr Clarkson was mostly wrong; it's five years later, sports cars are more over-endowed than ever, and there are more on the way (including a passel of Aston Martins with eight-cylinder Mercedes-AMG engines).
They think majorities are mostly wrong.
And what they know is mostly wrong.
It turns out to be mostly wrong.
Indeed, it has been mostly wrong.
