Sentence examples for wrong himself from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wrong himself is the least interesting figure here.

And when David Cameron admonished Gordon Brown in Prime Minister's Questions for not knowing the date of the painter Titian's death, he in fact got the date wrong himself, only for some ambitious Tory apparatchik to be exposed changing the Titian entry online in a bid to protect his leader, which in turn drew further attention to Cameron's faux pas.

I love him for being wronged himself, while busy wronging everyone else, including the cat.

Readers may start to fear that if Smith ever rights himself, he'll be wronging himself as well, so completely does he depend upon his anxiety for protective cover.

Mr Simonsohn started by having to dismiss wrong information himself.

The question is, Where did Marx go wrong?" Bell himself supplied the answer.

So Aspas resolved to prove his coach wrong, throwing himself into double sessions.

Smiling doltishly in front of the TV lights in Bayern Munich's car park as if he had done nothing wrong, Tevez himself had the nerve to offer the same feeble mantra.

In a quotation sent by a WikiLeaks staff member — Mr. Assange is, as behooves a star of his magnitude, surrounded by layers and difficult to access — he suggested that "The Fifth Estate," apart from being wrong about himself and WikiLeaks, is doomed commercially.

As he grew older, Rossini became increasingly pessimistic about the future of music, and in 1852 he wrote: "The head will conquer the heart: science will lead to the ruin of the arts; and under a deluge of notes, what is called instrumental music will be the tomb of the voice and of feeling".He was wrong about himself, though.

"Luis knows he has done something seriously wrong, letting himself down," he added.