You couldn't be more wrong, if that's what you think.
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I think you could not be reading me more wrong.
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Well, sorry to disappoint you, but that couldn't be more WRONG.
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Maybe I'm wrong, but the infrastructure — this country — is more wrong.
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It was never right, but never has it been more wrong.
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The clearer your vision is, probably the more wrong you are.
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" CB went on to say, "Who you think is more wrong?
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Like all reactionary, emotional assessments, this could not be more wrong.
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Nowhere is that more wrong than when it comes to racial politics.
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Hindsight being 20-20, those predictions could not have been more wrong.
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As noted above, there's a lot more wrong with the Clinton campaign.
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In the future, I hope to not pick any more wrong ones.
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Primary-coloured prognostications about the current decade have proven even more wrong.
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If you think physical retail is dead, you couldn't be more wrong.
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Yes, Chandler beat up this stud ... could that BE any more wrong?
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As it turned out, of course, I couldn't have been more wrong.
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According to Glassman, the fitness industry "couldn't have been more wrong" before CrossFit.
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But no matter how witty, the prediction could not have been more wrong.
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But they could not be more wrong about what that destiny looks like.
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But the early voting suggests that this analysis is more wrong than right.
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"There is much more wrong here than is being reported," she remembers thinking.
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Almost at once things went way more wrong than they were supposed to.
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It doesn't mean I'm right 100 percent, I'm more wrong than I'm right.
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The stereotype was wrong in 2016 and has become even more wrong in 2020.
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But I was also relieved because there could have been a whole lot more wrong.
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"Fast forward to today, and the bear case couldn't have been more wrong," Cramer said.
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Who ever said time is running out for these two couldn't have been more wrong.
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If you happen to be one of those skeptics, newsflash: you couldn't be more wrong.
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These stories, and the GAO report they are based upon, could not be more wrong.
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So to your point about future dangerousness, the prediction could not have been more wrong.
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But the gossipers couldn't be more wrong, judging by Perry's social media feed over Thanksgiving weekend.
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But if you thought that her badass adventures were done, you couldn't have been more wrong.
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My bet is this time the bond guys may be more wrong than the stock guys.
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Judd Gregg's column in The Hill ("The great disruption," May 2) could not be more wrong.
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It isn't right to celebrate the day that caused more wrong slavery of the first peoples.
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To be fair, this whole trip could not have gone more wrong for the reality star.
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Weller: Do you think we tend to be more wrong about the past or the future?
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Jack Kennedy Schlossberg is here to tell the Texas senator that he could not be more wrong.
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No secretary of state has been more wrong, more often, and in more places than Hillary Clinton.
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The naysayers in Washington insist there's nothing to be done, but they could not be more wrong.
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Walt suggests the two of them are the same and Gus says that couldn't be more wrong.
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No Secretary of State has been more wrong, more often, and in more places than Hillary Clinton.
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"They got it more wrong than anybody," Bannon, the former head of Breitbart News, told The Hollywood Reporter.
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He couldn't have been more wrong, of course, and Daryl let him know that in his own way.
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Well, in the case of Trilobites specifically, and Times Science journalism in general, you couldn't be more wrong.
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Those who say a referendum on the three options now facing Britain is undemocratic could not be more wrong.
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The idea that globalisation is a scam that benefits only corporations and the rich could scarcely be more wrong.
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He also seemed to have been mistaking "political" for "politically biased," and he also couldn't have been more wrong.
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If Mr Rajoy thought that cracking heads would put a stop to secessionism, he could not have been more wrong.
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It suggests that there is far more wrong with that part of the tax code than anyone cares to admit.
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And, as one might expect when three fathers make an assumption about teenage girls, they could not have been more wrong.
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But anyone who assumed that this would prevent the outdoor enthusiast from scaling a rock face again couldn't be more wrong.
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And some apps also track activity and subtract calories burned by exercise from calories eaten, and that couldn't be more wrong.
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Some may believe that Biden is first in line for the Democratic nomination this year, but they could not be more wrong.
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SANDERS, DEMS HAVE TOUGH TALK FOR TRUMP ON CLIMATE: President Trump is "more wrong" on climate change than any other policy, Sen.
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We love being right, and to achieve that, of course, someone else has got to be wrong, and the more wrong the better.
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Alan Greenspan was never more wrong than when he defended the deregulation of derivatives in 1999: The catch: In theory, Greenspan was right.
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There's plenty of representation, sure, but "accurate" is the operative term, here — and Hollywood tends to get more wrong than they do right.
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"Those who claim our trans-Atlantic partnership is unraveling — or those who hope it might unravel — could not be more wrong," Kerry said.
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Climate models tweaked to get recent Arctic sea ice changes right get overall warming even more wrong, adding to the list of puzzles.
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The work week hasn't started, and staring at screens feels more wrong and sad than it does at other times of the week.
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The Magic Leap hype train has officially jumped the rails, and the old "no such thing as bad publicity" adage couldn't be more wrong.
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C., who has had a complicated relationship with Trump, said that he doesn't think that Comey's testimony revealed any more wrong-doing by Trump.
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If you thought Han Solo's grungy buddy Chewbacca was just some random furball he befriended in his rogue smuggler days, you couldn't be more wrong.
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It's easy to look at the new Galaxy S219 and S9209.99+ and say Samsung didn't even try this year, but that couldn't be more wrong.
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Michael Moore told CNBC's "Fast Money " on Friday that he has "never wanted to be more wrong" than about the possibility of a Donald Trump presidency.
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But if Chelsea thought a few tears were going to dampen his spirit for the rest of the game, they couldn't have been any more wrong.
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There's nothing more wrong — or joyous — than throttling a full-size Nissan Titan pickup on a track designed for vehicles that can nestle in its bed.
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There were far too many Wordpress templates out there, and plus, it's not like I was starting a tech company ...But I couldn't be more wrong.
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So, you might say the 76ers' draft-lottery strategy turned out to be more right than wrong for reasons that were often more wrong than right.
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I imagined the program to be like many other experiences where interns would shadow professionals to gain knowledge but I could not have been more wrong.
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But they could not be more wrong in their judgment that the EU's ominous direction of travel makes it wise for Britain to abandon its seat there.
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"I'm pretty sure judging a 4-year-old's interests while simultaneously being an uninvolved parent is more wrong than a little kid liking Princess Peach," she replied.
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There's plenty more wrong with the article to complain about, including Taffer's advice to tip at the end of the night, not on every drink you order.
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Paul Krugman When the tweeter-in-chief castigated Senate Republicans as "total quitters" for failing to repeal the Affordable Care Act, he couldn't have been more wrong.
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If by realism they mean policy that is rooted in the world as it is, not as we wish it to be, they couldn't be more wrong.
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I can't think of a more wrong-headed and cruel-hearted policy than taking health care away from hard-working families to give millionaires a huge tax cut.
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"The labor-funded reports that ascribe manufacturing job losses to America's trade agreements couldn't be more wrong: Trade agreements haven't been the problem for U.S. manufacturers," Murphy said.
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Adults get the wrong impression that we don't care about anyone else but ourselves and that we don't care about how we're seen, but they couldn't be more wrong.
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Or, at the very least, not more wrong than what society's deemed to be the norm for porn: namely activities such as bukakke, simulated violent rape, and brutal bondage.
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Consequently, while it was wrong for Middlebury College to invite Murray to speak, it was even more wrong for students to assault Murray and a professor escorting him across campus.
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I mean, can you think, Joe, of three entities that have been more wrong on the economy over the last three or four years than "The New York Times" editorial board?
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According to The Economist's analysis of polling data spanning Democratic and Republican presidential primaries from 1980 to 2016, polls taken this far away from nomination conventions are more wrong than right.
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Breitburn's "preconceived notions about the lack of equity value appear even more wrong than they did previously," the equity investors said in court papers on Thursday pointing to the resurgent Permian Basin.
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Neural nets essentially work by trying something and then measuring those results against some kind of standard to see if their attempt is more "right" or more "wrong" based on the desired outcome.
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Mr. Trump is even more wrong when he accuses Senator Joe Donnelly, Democrat of Indiana, of supporting open borders, as Mr. Donnelly has often sided with Republicans and the White House on immigration.
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COLON HYDROTHERAPY AND BEAUTY IV DRIP Cost: $250 total When I agreed to do this whole month-long process, I didn't know my butt would get involved, but I couldn't have been more wrong!
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Many of my "nightmare" works like Souvenir of Lebanon (1983-2006) and More Wrong Things (2001) combine images of atrocities with elements from my own environment, mixing my own personal footage and found footage.
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Trump was wrong to obsess about the trade deficit, and his critics are even more wrong to think that the record deficit in merchandise trade is an indication that his economic policies are failing.
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But Trump could not have been more wrong in how he handled questions about whether he made calls to the next of kin to the four American soldiers who were killed in Niger on Oct. 4.
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She supports the New New Deal that is today's progressive economics (Medicare for all, a federal jobs guarantee, a $15 minimum wage) and says she "couldn't have been more wrong" about her previous support for gun rights.
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"Donald Trump is wrong about a lot of things, but there is no area where he is more wrong than on the issue of climate change," Sanders said at a small renewable energy rally outside the Capitol.
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But Raz could not have been more wrong -- "Fauda," which follows Raz&aposs character, Doron Kavillio, a member of a top-secret elite IDF unit tasked with going undercover as an Arab to capture terrorists -- has captivated not only Israelis.
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They suggest that trying to bring basic regulation to PBM arrangements, such as requiring pass through of rebates or creating a fiduciary duty for PBMs, would violate the noninterference provisions under Medicare Part D. They could not be more wrong.
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It feels more wrong to me to ask my parents for help at this point, and I worry they would be disappointed, but I feel as if they would also be mortified if they learned that I was on food stamps.
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When I first started solving, I notice the circled squares and their contents and thought that this was a peculiarly self-referential puzzle, but I couldn't have been more wrong (well I could and I have, but that's besides the point).
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Steve Liesman: Let me cut you off Larry because I have to ask you does this do the market, does it do the economy harm that the fed has had this more wrong than it did before and still has it wrong?
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Wrong turns usually begot more wrong turns: A gate of intricate Moorish grillwork might reveal a courtyard filled with fountains and colorful tiles and tropical plants; walking around a red and yellow building might lead to a block full of blues and greens.
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As historian Ted Hopf has shown, the Americans could not have had it more wrong: Soviet leaders never reached any such conclusion, and in fact were puzzled as to why the US sacrificed so many lives for a war that was clearly lost.
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"It's not that bad at all," said Eva Karnes, 53, as she returned to her home to find little more wrong than a pool of water in the yard and a piece of sheet metal flapping off a trailer next to her house.
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Frida Ghitis: Schiff's opening day plan worked to perfection If President Donald Trump and his Republican defenders thought the first day of the Senate impeachment trial would be a day to bore viewers with droll procedural debates, they could not have been more wrong.
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Instead, it suggests that the United States is no more wrong than other peer countries — that, unlike some issues that plague the American health care system specifically (high prices, for example), this is an issue that all countries are currently struggling to get right.
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The SpaceX and Tesla CEO suggested that AI could be the cause of a But Musk couldn't be more wrong, says artificial intelligence expert Max Versace, CEO of robotics and computing company Neurala and founding director of the Boston University Neuromorphics Lab, which studies biological intelligence in computers and robots.
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Read more: A VC who worked on Microsoft's $8.5 billion acquisition of Skype says it provided a valuable lesson about why the best startups are 'bought not sold'"You're always taking a leap of faith with an investment and most investors are more wrong than right," Murphy told Business Insider in an interview.
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At this point it's almost pointless to note that Halperin is shallow and wrong, that he's totally fixated on the horse race (so much so that he ignores substantive factors that actually affect it, making him even more wrong about the horse race), and that he's wanted to carry Donald Trump's bags for years.
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Around 5:18 pm on Thanksgiving — right when I and many others were sitting down to dinner — here's what he tweeted: Now that we've fully digested our Thanksgiving meal, I thought it was time to digest what is happening in this tweet — which gets a little bit right but a lot more wrong about the current state of the Affordable Care Act.
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Late-night ABC host Jimmy Kimmel set out to prove Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE wrong on his claim that the Republican presidential nominee's supporters don't care about his tax returns.
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She is living proof that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE couldn't be more wrong — both morally and factually — when he demonizes those who come to America seeking a better life.
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Schneemann has continued to make work about wars and suffering over the decades—what she calls her "atrocity collection"—including an artist's book, collages, and more pieces about the 19953 Lebanon War; a series of enlarged images of newspaper photographs of people falling from the Twin Towers on 9/11; and an installation titled More Wrong Things (2000), which consists of TV screens arrayed at different heights and connected by a web of dangling wires.
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From Mary Hulse, Washington, D.C. Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE wrong to demonize Trump on school lunch Former first lady Michelle Obama recently opined on the Trump administration's rollback of federal mandates as it concerns the nutritional content of school lunches.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) said Thursday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is "more wrong" on climate change than any other policy.
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