Sentence examples for wrong presented from inspiring English sources

Caffeine-pill flips of Rocko's "U.O.E.N.O" and Biggie's "Dead Wrong" (presented in filleted form here as "Take Note (Who the Man)," fulfill that mandate of dancefloor destruction.

Feedback in the form of the word "Wrong" presented for 500 ms at the center of the screen followed incorrect memory responses.

And the right thing means, right or wrong, present the truth.

From the 55 junctions randomly selected from the strand-specific libraries, 45 were experimentally validated and 10 were demonstrated to be wrong, presenting a validation rate of 81.8% (Additional file 7).

When you realise you have bought your nearest and dearest absolutely the wrong present for Christmas the best thing to do is apologise.

In fact, I've heard it told that some birthday women get so, shall we say, carried away with the birthday spirit that they mix up all their cards and thank everyone for the wrong present the next day.

How Not to Be Wrong presents the surprising revelations behind all of these questions and many more, using the mathematician's method of analyzing life and exposing the hard-won insights of the academic community to the layman -- minus the jargon.

This, in plain language, is the gloomy claim that, since all previous scientific theories have in the end been shown wrong, present ones will be, too.If, in light of these puzzles, you now ask why scientists are so confident about their beliefs, it will obviously be tempting to look away from internal issues of theory and evidence to external questions about social influences on scientists.

Tapping any word it got wrong presents a list of other words it thinks you may have meant.

Still, such future people might nevertheless be considered able to set back the interests of or even wrong present or past persons insofar as the latter have, or had, interests with respect to posthumous future states of affairs.

Right or wrong is presented in make or miss.