Sentence examples for be wrong to change from inspiring English sources

Temple authorities maintain the men-only tradition has stood for centuries and it would be wrong to change it.

He said that marriage has always been between a man and a woman, and it would be wrong to change it.

Alex Salmond, Scotland's former first minister, said it would be wrong to change the format of the ceremony at the Cenotaph.

It depends on my emotional state but it would be wrong to change and wrong to recognise that we don't make mistakes – we are human beings".

The British prime minister, David Cameron, condemned what he called an "appalling" attack but said that it was "not typical of the Afghan Army" and that it would be wrong to change strategy in Afghanistan.

Senator Jim Webb was right when he said of lifetime health care for career military personnel, "They have earned this benefit through their years of service, and it would be wrong to change that benefit after they've held up their end of a moral contract".

"I don't think it's wrong to change your mind when circumstances change," she added.

"I feel it is wrong to change your body for sport participation.

My mother especially felt it was wrong to change the ending".

And I said I really believe that it's wrong, to change the laws of a marriage between a man and a woman.

It's about empathy, flexibility and the self confidence to recognise when you are wrong, to change your mind and mental models.