Sentence examples for was profoundly wrong from inspiring English sources

The theory was profoundly wrong.

Hilary Benn, the British shadow foreign secretary, said Saudi Arabia was profoundly wrong to have carried out the execution.

Justice Harlan thought the majority opinion was profoundly wrong, but he was having trouble writing his dissenting opinion.

Several young university students described what they felt was profoundly wrong with their society: "no feeling of safety," or "meiyou anquan gan".

He said facilitating Mr Megrahi's release was "profoundly wrong", but stopped short of an all-out condemnation of Mr Brown's behaviour and rejected the case for a further inquiry.

Cameron told MPs it was "profoundly wrong" for the British government to "facilitate" an appeal by the Libyans to the Scottish government in the case of Megrahi, who was convicted of murdering 270 people.

They are profoundly wrong.

This is profoundly wrong.

This view is profoundly wrong.

Vladimir Putin: He is profoundly wrong.

That claim is profoundly wrong.