Sentence examples for we can be wrong from inspiring English sources

We can be wrong about other things.

"As always, we try to look for flaws and reasons why we can be wrong but, frankly, we don't see any".

To answer this objection, acquaintance theorists will concede that we can be wrong about our own phenomenal states.

This allows for the possibility of error, for though we usually know what we want, we can be wrong about whether we will like it when we get it.

He argues that in cases that involve a posteriori necessities, such as those identities that need discovering, it is because we identify those entities only by their 'stereotypes' (that is, by their superficial features observable by the layman) that we can be wrong about their essences.

Others have claimed that the notion of an idiolect is incompatible with an intuition that ought to be respected: we can be wrong in what we take a word to mean (see Dummett 1983 , 1991 ch. 4; George 1990; Wiggins 1997; and once again, see also the entry on the normativity of meaning and content).

We too can be wrong about what is going to make us happy.

After Brexit and Trump, we know polls can be wrong.

This one is not forecast to become anywhere near as intense as Chapala did though we know intensity forecasts can be wrong, as they were at early stages for both Chapala and Patricia.

Given that we have subs, given that we have forces in the air, given that we know these technical systems can be wrong–.

After all, we know that the U.S. Supreme Court can be wrong -- just ask fair pay icon Lilly Ledbetter.