Sentence examples for He considered wrong from inspiring English sources

Lord Hutton's counsel, James Dingemans, replied that he saw no way a person "seriously aggrieved" by a report he considered wrong could get a correction from the BBC.

He had used all his three challenges for the second set after only three games, and was thereafter reduced to gesticulating to the chair umpire about line calls he considered wrong.

Rodgers also blamed the casting of Traubel, whom he considered wrong for the part.

Sometimes Mr. Townsend resisted development he considered wrong-headed.

But in "Straw attacked Clegg, who he thought was wrong" – "who" is correct, because it is "he" not "him" who is considered wrong.

Some national federations were shortening athletes' suspensions so they could compete in the Olympics, he said, which the I.O.C. considered wrong.

L'Hopital, being a nobleman, was accustomed to pay for the services of others, and what he did would not then have been considered wrong had Bernoulli been a politician, a lawyer, perhaps even an architect.

Northam's two votes for Bush ― which he told the Times he now considers "wrong" ― were not the first time his Democratic credentials were called into question.

"I had no idea that it is considered wrong in Christian circles to be engaged prior to being divorced," he wrote on FoxNews.com.

Wrong is considered right and right is considered wrong.

Even a defense psychiatrist testified that Mr. Taylor had an awareness that killing was considered wrong.