Thus the assumption among his defenders that Zimmerman was, at worst, wrong for all the right reasons.
Blight of the living dead Simpler, fairer, possible Choose Pemex over the pact Hogtied with a ribbon ReprintsThat view is at best premature, at worst wrong.
Its word count hint may be at best a guide and at worst wrong, but call me shallow, it does seem to be the comfort blanket I needed.
In doing so, they found that what we thought about conspiracy theorists is, at the worst, wrong and, at the best, misguided.
The concept highlights the group-structure, and the relative deprivations built around this structure, that are exhibited by many of the worst systematic wrongs that humans inflict on one another.
Under careful scrutiny, these assumptions are at best debatable, and at worst downright wrong.
General Musharraf has bitten his tongue, hoping that the Bonn meeting will prove his worst fears wrong, Pakistani officials suggest.
But now, treacherously, the films confirm all the worst (and wrong) assumptions (men, mainly) made about the show and its (largely female) audience.
If the commissioner thinks that a short spell in prison will stop these "villains" reoffending, then he is at best naive, at worst plain wrong.
Many neuroscientists are skeptical that a multiyear, multibillion dollar effort to unlock the brain's mysteries will succeed".I believe the scientific paradigm underlying this mapping project is, at best, out of date and at worst, simply wrong," said Donald G. Stein, a neurologist at the Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta.
