I didn't do anything wrong, didn't make any mistake.

It's true just the same.

Totally wrong.

So it's intuitive, and it works pretty well.

And You re completely wrong, and I m sure you re completely wrong.

You were way offkey.

He is totally wrong.

You were not wrong you could never be at fault

And of course, we may be wrong this hasn't all been peer reviewed, we're in the middle of thinking about it but so far, it seems good.

But it's something completely wrong.

You are not at all wrong.

I was completely wrong.

Captain Jacoby's death was entirely Miss O'Shaughnessy's fault.

That's right. I was never wrong.

Stop this thing you've started... and I'll admit publicly I was totally wrong and that you were totally right.

And indeed, I was very far from the mark.

The report is utterly false.

The second case was completely not my fault.

You're wrong, Scott. But so wrong!

It was a mistake to let you come back here.

Quite the contrary.

Aw, come on, Maggie. You've got her all wrong.

And I had kept in good shape, but swimming's a whole different animal.

One can well imagine that in a little less than two years, the Transitional Government has not been able to right all the wrongs of the past.

He's totally wrong about this one.

You're right. My conflagration does not burn enough. And do you know why?

By mistake I just wrote complete nonsense.

He may have already called you. If I miss his call, that's the way it goes.

Looking at behavior alone can miss a vital piece of the puzzle and provide an incomplete, or even a misleading, picture of the child's problems.

Probably, the old man wasn't altogether wrong about me.

I repeat, these rumours are absolutely false.

And I was just so blown away at how wrong I was, in that second.

The rumours of invading armies and mass destruction are based on hysteria and are absolutely false.

We actually did exactly the wrong thing in Boston.

The blue whale, the biggest creature that exists on the planet that is wrong, completely wrong.

It's okay to say rainbow. Yeah.

I've wronged him terribly.

I'm perfectly serious. You're missing the point entirely. We don't want to slaughter the French army.

Our friend is a colonel now, though equally wrong, of course.

The superstructure was all wrong. We had to draw up new plans.

What if that Copernican insignificance was actually all wrong?

Finished with errors

That may well be true, but once you let him take over the village, isn't it all over for you?

It's perfect, very good.

It was all a mistake it should have never happened. But it did.