Sentence examples for were quite wrong from inspiring English sources

Morris himself remains, officially, silent, but both sides were quite wrong.

I never saw that Palme decision coming, and in fact all my Cannes predictions were quite wrong.

As it happened, the radical, protesting students were quite wrong, and the individual and maligned scholar was completely right.

The prime minister backed the stance taken by the home secretary, Theresa May, who has insisted the police were "quite wrong" not to take disciplinary action.

What the Court does hold on the cold record is that the trial judge, the jury, and the Maryland Court of Appeals were quite wrong in concluding that 'ordinary readers' could have understood that a crime had been charged.

For similar reasons, prediction markets were quite wrong in forecasting that weapons of mass destruction would be found in Iraq and that special prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald would indict Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove in late 2005.

This is quite wrong.

This was quite wrong.

They are quite wrong.

You'd be quite wrong.

You would be quite wrong.