Sentence examples for be wrong to argue from inspiring English sources

We all learn from each other, and in any case it would be wrong to argue that all Western innovation happens in the US.

It would be wrong to argue that Hollande's abysmal unpopularity has to do with his rather unpresidential style, his alleged weakness and indecision, or France's record unemployment.

It would be wrong to argue that every glass of wine we drink contains the magic of Sir John Falstaff; any dull night in the pub will prove that.

It would be wrong to argue, as many did in the case of the Iraq War, that the motivation for bombing in Syria is to secure our access to oil.

It would be wrong to argue that they cheered the coup or supported it, but they remained silent.

It wouldn't be wrong to argue that the plot was planned and executed by the level just beneath the highest rank.

But it is wrong to argue that there is no place for private finance or the marketplace in supplying water.

May is wrong to argue grammars can be part of a diverse school system that offers parents choice.

Conservatives, he said, are wrong to argue that we need to tackle the causes of poverty, not the poverty itself.

It is wrong to argue that the amnesty the general extracted from his own country when it returned to democracy puts him beyond the reach of courts elsewhere.

Have conservative economists like Casey Mulligan said "OK, we were wrong to argue that extended unemployment benefits are the cause of high unemployment"?