Sentence examples for wrong opinions from inspiring English sources

However, those who hold wrong opinions are not therefore wicked or dim.

Because the world is full of idiots with barkingly wrong opinions, right?

Boughton, a sweet man in most respects, whose hair puffs off his head like "the endless work of dreaming", has wholly the wrong opinions about civil rights.

She has recently opposed the trend among university societies for censoring feminists who have the "wrong" opinions on sex-work and gender.

"I'm the first one to like jokes, but this kind of joke goes too far in that it helps contribute to wrong opinions among people who are far removed from all this, who don't know the system.

Mr Friedmann and his supporters, on the other hand, who include several top lawyers and law professors, decry what they see as the all-too-frequent persecution of politicians for holding the wrong opinions rather than seriously breaking the law.Mr Friedmann points, for example, to the fate of three of his predecessors who all planned to instigate the sorts of reforms that he is now attempting.

That was a completely wrong opinion.

They gave the wrong opinion about Heydar Aliyev".

I think you have the wrong opinion about the owners of this club.

Olivia Warham Director, Waging Peace Gary Younge got it all wrong (Opinion, 7 October).

7. Pommer's Law "A person's mind can be changed by reading information on the internet: from having no opinion to having a wrong opinion".