Sentence examples for well wrong in from inspiring English sources
Its plot subverts the well-worn tropes of fantasy, giving us an Unchosen protagonist and a prophetic book driven to existential crisis by the realisation that its prophecies are mostly, well, wrong; in the same way the landscape, like a territory-seeking teen, subverts the accustomed features of London for its own secret programmes and pleasure.
In fact, it has been, well, wrong.
Well, wrong... apparently.
I am unsure of my support for the Libyan action, and President Obama may well be wrong in his decision to intervene, but the level of commitment and the urgency of the situation in Libya are not remotely like that in Iraq.
After all, nobody would interrupt a performance of Mahler's Ninth Symphony midway through the final movement to ask the conductor: "Could you just get the musicians to repeat that phrase, so that we may replicate the experience?" I may well be wrong in recalling the details of Platini's pass that night, but it doesn't matter: the higher truth, and all that.
Apple's lawyers tried to lower the temperature in the company's fight with the US government on Tuesday, telling a federal judge that America's Justice Department is well-meaning but wrong in its privacy standoff with the iPhone maker.
Yet his speech so well explains what went wrong in the financial debacle that it's frightening.
Their work has helped to explain normal protein folding as well as what goes wrong in cystic fibrosis, Alzheimer's and Huntington's diseases.
"There are some of us who think we have come to the end of a useful, justifiable life and want our dignity and quality, and surely there is no wrong in saying, 'Well, that's it, I've done everything I wanted to do, I won't be able to do anything that is worthwhile'," he said.
