Sentence examples for a very big wrong from inspiring English sources

"It is a very big wrong, especially at this time when the Shia and the Muslims in Iraq need an open mind and an understanding person who can hold people together," Mr. Elcheikhali said.

Or it could be a case of two wrongs making a very big wrong.

You could be placing a very big bet on the wrong horse".

Reason 3 (and this is the big one): You could be placing a very big bet on the wrong horse.

Aren't people going to just say, a) She's unstable and b) She was incredibly wrong about a very big situation?

Our recommendation is that it should not be given to the under-sixes, because we have not actually performed any studies to show whether or not it is safe at that age.' Lib Dem MP Paul Burstow said: 'There is a very big debate about the rights and wrongs of Ritalin, but we need to look at why the prescription rates have gone up so steeply.

While Bush is by all accounts a considerate man, he also has a peevish even spiteful, streak; people who supported Robert Dole or otherwise--and sometimes not for a very big reason--got on Bush's wrong side, are not welcome in the campaign no matter how much they may be needed.

It takes a very big person to admit when they're wrong -- it's more admirable than being right in the first place.

"It was a very big knife, like a machete, and in the wrong hands it was a deadly weapon".

I think a very big thing is 20 or 30 years ago when a player did something wrong, he knew it was wrong.

A very big mark.