Sentence examples for wrong suggesting that from inspiring English sources

As with so many other Clinton scandals, the press framed the story in the worst possible light, and got its essence wrong, suggesting that Feinman had written the whole book and that Clinton had stolen the credit.

In the film's most toe-curling sequence, Samantha organises a sex surrogate whose physical presence is all kinds of wrong, suggesting that the last thing on earth Theodore wants is a human touch.

Outside America, he reliably gets things wrong, suggesting that Bollywood musicals may represent the same sort of gay cult to Indian gay men that Sex and the City does to Americans – he's clearly never seen a film in a Calcutta cinema, or he would have noticed that the appeal is not a gay thing at all at its source.

They also found out what happened when people took the wrong turn - discovering that the participants' brain activity reflected their expectations of the correct route even when they were wrong, suggesting that subjective belief could override the objectively correct way to make it through the maze.

The bears were proved wrong, suggesting that the direction of causation was running from the capital account to the current account.

At first, they get the thorazine issue wrong, suggesting that it counters the effects.

Just as in football, people who don't really understand what is wrong suggest that improving poll ratings is a matter of the leaders showing more "passion".

Hassan Jabareen of Adalah, a legal centre for Israeli-Arab citizens, said: "Defining boycott as a civil wrong suggests that all Israelis have a legal responsibility to promote the economic advancement of the settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories.

On the other hand, getting all the facts wrong, and making them obviously wrong, suggests that you know the truth of the matter and are intentionally getting things wrong to make your point.

Your doctor is simply wrong in suggesting that such foods can be eaten with impunity.

Mr. Schaitberger said Mr. Stern was wrong in suggesting that Mr. Kerry was not pro-worker enough.