Sentence examples for was sometimes wrong from inspiring English sources
Clarke was sometimes wrong in his predictions, of course.
For example, 66% of the visual checking participants produced incorrect values for coefficient alpha, which was sometimes wrong by more than.40.
(That man dared to run for president! Did he think he would not be found out?) Understandably, Mr Kerry was sometimes wrong-footed by this egregious defamation.
It is worth pausing to dwell on what happened in the White House on Tuesday: President Obama, just over a year into a tumultuous presidency in which he was sometimes wrong-footed and often adrift, signed the most momentous social legislation in many years.
Surveys of business sentiment are sometimes wrong.
Of course, what is obvious is sometimes wrong.
You need to have my back, even when I'm sometimes wrong.
He's usually right (80% of the time?); he's sometimes wrong.
Scientists then thought magnetic recording was boring, he said, adding, "Very smart people are sometimes wrong".
Even the best tests are sometimes wrong; second opinions save lives.
