Sentence examples for be utterly wrong for from inspiring English sources

It would be utterly wrong for the law to discriminate in favour of Muslims by insulating them from this process, because critical engagement - about science, religion and politics - is a necessary precondition for human flourishing in the contemporary globalised world.

When Zeno falls in love with Ada Malfenti, he never notices that she is utterly wrong for him.

Eric Pickles, who is responsible for integration as Communities Secretary, said: "All free societies are vulnerable to this type of attack and it is utterly wrong for any politician to be making political points when our neighbours in France are grieving.

At a recent matinee at the Marquis Theatre (a sprawling, gaudy venue that was utterly wrong for this production), I sat next to a young woman, born in Puerto Rico, who was seeing the show for the third time.

Everyone on the Lakers hates everyone else on the Lakers; Nash, the only player who seems to be trying his hardest, can't defend anyone; the coach that the organization has charged with turning things around is utterly wrong for the players the organization has given him.

"And not only that, but to be utterly wrong".

And sometimes players may be utterly wrong, but cling to their misperceptions.

History is littered with prophecies that turned out to be utterly wrong".

This approach may be utterly wrong in any case where phase segregation of the solid takes place.

No, no way, marrying at age 15 would be utterly wrong.

Evans, for example, is utterly wrong about "TV comedy chaps" running things.