Sentence examples for will say wrong from inspiring English sources

Trump, on the other hand, will say "wrong" when he hears his own quotes.

"I am guessing this is probably not the last time I will say the wrong thing, or say something the wrong way.

That reduces the chances that we will say something wrong or unbalanced".

Hills and Brooker state that you probably will say the wrong thing and not to panic if you do.

Worthy utterances in universities may not ease the woes of Christians in Iraq, but they do reduce the chances that somebody will say the wrong thing and make the situation worse: it was a university lecture by Pope Benedict XVI in 2006 that triggered anti-Christian violence in Muslim lands from Somalia to Turkey.

It is to be expected in the rough and tumble of any campaign (which officially hasn't even started yet) that a candidate here or a candidate there will say the wrong thing, embarrass the party or some skeleton in the closet fall out with a noisy crash.

However, we often run the other direction because we fear that we will say the wrong thing.

(e.g. : Username : me and Password: ' or 1=1 -- An error will occur saying wrong username-password.

Years later, you will say people were wrong.

It is apparently too much to expect that anyone will say: I was wrong.

"If I'm creating a free-form piece of art, I can make it look like anything I want and nobody will say it's wrong.