Sentences with phrase «facts wrong»

People in glass houses should not throw stones, but you keep on doing this — getting facts wrong for years now.
Most of us will get annoyed if a film gets its basic facts wrong, for example.
If the reporter got a key fact wrong, you're entitled to request a correction.
While I agree with the sentiments you put forth, I don't agree with your getting so many facts wrong.
I don't doubt that was his impression of things, but he's getting big facts wrong.
If you feel differently, I'll be polite enough to offer you a courteous ear before telling you that you were in fact wrong, or words to that affect.
The NIH got a lot of facts wrong in a recent newsletter.
If you have even that very basic simple fact wrong, it indicates you are basing a portion of your argument on false information.
«My first reaction to it was in actual fact wrong
What should a conservative contrarian be writing op - eds about that avoids strawman arguments, and getting facts wrong?
But in another sense, Page is testifying that Steele got key facts wrong.
Ed Balls has refused to apologise for his confused response to the autumn statement yesterday, after the shadow chancellor got basic facts wrong in his response to George Osborne.
Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel said Loesch had her facts wrong.
She also has her facts wrong about what the present Pope condones.
The writer, Dan Gilgoff, has his facts wrong.
You have your facts wrong about how AIDS and HIV came to be.
But it was Novak who had his facts wrong.
Umm, you have your facts wrong there sir.
There is such power in being willing to admit you messed up or had your facts wrong.
Well I enjoyed the article and I don't understand why those who think she got her facts wrong have to attack her with harsh verbal put downs like that.
Other commentary simply got the facts wrong.
You got your facts wrong, so go back to your church and pray some more, you lost person!
Not the first time you've got your facts wrong so did he even say this stuff?
Actually mate, you got some facts wrong about Arteta.
You have your facts wrong.
If so, sorry to not fawn over someone who tries to write a history and gets his facts wrong.
Although some days they seem determined to prove this fact wrong, kids need sleep.
First, as I've learned from experience, the media can often get their facts wrong in covering these instantly - sensational news stories.
Did they say something controversial or just get their facts wrong?
Even more to the point, she has her facts wrong when she says that there is «essentially no way to get rid of those who abuse the system».
Justine Greening, economic secretary to the Treasury, said: «Ed Balls has got his facts wrong.
Mr Hammond noted that the Conservative leader, himself, apologised on Monday for getting his facts wrong over government funding for schools with alleged links to an Islamic group.
Thus far we've had «friends of» Tony Blair complaining that Mandelson is opportunistic and mercenary, David Blunkett accusing Mandy of self - absorption and slagging off his comrades in print, and Alastair Campbell whingeing about him getting his facts wrong.
Again, your reporter covering the Town Board meeting of May 6 has got all the facts wrong.
Austin Shafran, spokesman for the minority conference, says that Klein has his facts wrong because Gianaris's Assembly bill had 52 co-sponsors and was never in the Rules or Election Committees.
But a statement by the Education Ministry stated that the former President got his facts all wrong.
how could abbott be competetent, she gets her facts wrong on everything and hasn't a clue about most law or issues on policy.
She had told him that he had got his facts wrong about Howard Stoate, a former Labour MP and GP who has backed the NHS plans.
Democratic Governor Malloy's spokeswoman Kelly Donnelly says Klarides has her facts wrong.
Only a few months ago, he got his facts wrong on the number of black students studying at Oxford university.
REVIEWER: You wouldn't like it if I got the facts wrong about your play.

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