Sentence examples for was radically wrong from inspiring English sources

Eurythmics was developed about 1905 by the Swiss musician Émile Jaques-Dalcroze, a professor of harmony at the Geneva Conservatory, who was convinced that the conventional system of training professional musicians was radically wrong.

Something is radically wrong.

You can be radically wrong and radically reactionary.

"Stern [Nicholas Stern, the economist who put climate change on the political agenda] is radically wrong," he added, in arguing that acting now to cut carbon would be cheaper in the long run.

Thinking something must be radically wrong, I returned to the surgeon 26 days after the operation, only to be told my knees looked perfect on X-rays and that my mobility placed me in the top 2percentt on the recovery scale: I could walk and go up and down stairs, albeit slowly, and I could fully extend my knees and bend them 90 degrees.

And just as our pre-scientific theories on the latter topics were shown to be radically wrong by scientific cosmology and physics, so also will folk psychology, which is essentially still pre-scientific, be overthrown by scientific psychology and neuroscience once they have advanced far enough.

Ancient pre-scientific "theories" of folk biology, folk physics, and folk cosmology have all proven to be radically wrong.

They should understand that something is radically wrong up in that store," said Sonia Williams, a Target employee for nine years and one of the first to reach out to the union seeking representation.

That was radically different".

It was radically simplified from earlier versions.

Samuel Morse's idea was radically simple.