Sentence examples for be quite wrong for from inspiring English sources

It would be quite wrong for me to characterize this bill in any way".

He insisted it would be quite wrong for an old freedom fighter to renounce old friends: 'your enemies are not our enemies'.

It would be quite wrong for a minister or a prime minister to order an investigator into a particular building in a particular way.

"It would be quite wrong for the taxpayer to pay twice for the same costs, so we have shared the costs, either by sharing the cost of rent, or by my wife using her allowance towards costs incurred," he said.

Chiding those calling for a prompt publication of the vote totals, he said, "It would be quite wrong for us to shout at the Electoral Commission rather than go and see them".

Mostyn added: "I can see nothing objectionable in the press reporting that testimony was given in court about this company, but it would be quite wrong for it to say what the testimony was.

It's quite wrong for people to pre-judge".

It's quite wrong for a taxpayer-supported bank.

I've got a feeling they've been quite wrong for quite some time and I also think I've lost an over somewhere.

David Edgerton London It is quite wrong for people to buy Judy Garland's Ding Dong the Witch is Dead to mark the death of Lady Thatcher.

But no court has heard this evidence yet, so it's quite wrong for any court to assess this evidence at this stage".