Sentence examples for be wrong to characterize from inspiring English sources

But it would be wrong to characterize it as any ecclesiastical renovation.

D. M. K.: Even though we're both designers, it would be wrong to characterize this house as a collaboration.

Asked if the White House had set a time limit, he said it would be "wrong to characterize it that way".

It would be wrong to characterize those who were itching to push that button as the "fiscal conservatives" in the room.

Ms. Hinton's primary responsibility in the Amazon case is public relations for the plaintiffs, and she said it would be wrong to characterize her as a lobbyist in her contacts with Mr. Cuomo and the attorney general's office.

It would be wrong to characterize this is as a total cloud pivot, however.

He said it was wrong to characterize this as being out of touch.

James Traub is wrong to characterize Americans as myopic and isolationist (The Way We Live Now, Feb. 13).

Let's make this clear: it is wrong to characterize the American Taxpayer Relief Act as a "tax hike".

Peter Bakstansky, a spokesman for the New York Fed, said it was wrong to characterize the situation as an application of the "too big to fail" doctrine, especially since no Government money was involved and the Fed's only role was to bring Long-Term Capital together with its creditors.

However, I think Slate is wrong to characterize this as "class warfare".