Sentence examples for wrong critics from inspiring English sources

"The king can do no wrong". Critics of F.D.R.'s pursuit of a third term portrayed him as a king who considered himself above the law.

Keen to blame George Bush and Tony Blair for all that went wrong, critics prefer to ignore the local angle.

Holliday, also known as Tess Munster, made headlines this month when she was signed by MiLK Model Management as the largest woman on their books -- proving wrong critics who said she was "too large" to model.

You may find that you've made a silly spelling mistake or have referenced the wrong critic for a particular point.

NEW YORK TIMES The Time Bernanke Was Wrong  |  Critics of the Federal Reserve seem not to focus on what the central bank got wrong, Floyd Norris, a columnist for The New York Times writes: policies that allowed dangerous imbalances to grow and bring on the financial crisis.

It worked, they argue: how wrong the critics were.

Lawsuits are sometimes filed against the wrong people, critics say.

Merkel decided judicially right, but morally wrong, her critics said.

In any event, it is wrong for critics to be prescriptive about what the novelists of any generation should write.

"You're wrong," the critics told the Frenchman Hervé Poncharal when he signed the 27-year-old British rider James Toseland to join his Yamaha Tech 3 team in MotoGP.

But, just as baseball writers suspicious of statistics end up using the wrong ones, critics suspicious of "theory" end up using someone else's.