Sentence examples for be wrong to claim from inspiring English sources

He might not have been chastened by experience, but it would be wrong to claim that he has learned nothing.

It will be wrong to claim that walking, or hiking as it used to be called, was invented in the Peak District.

Yet it would be wrong to claim that all inmates exploit the situation and all pen pals on the outside are lonely and looking for love.

It would be wrong to claim that punk-funk is peculiar to Bristol but, from the Pop Group to Tricky's darker moments, it's a sound the city's groups frequently exploit.

But the report issues a firm rider to this claim: This analysis is confined to correlation and does not show causation In other words, it would be wrong to claim that the poll finds a clear link between the benefit cap and moving into work.

While it would be absurd and hateful to see the events of the last couple of weeks as evidence of a sinister Jewish conspiracy, it would also be wrong to claim that the Jewishness of the protagonists in this and the previous funding controversy was entirely incidental to it.

Mr Péladeau is wrong to claim that separatism is more alive than ever.

It is wrong to claim that only foreigners are being targeted.

First, it's wrong to claim there is a deficit of democracy in Turkey.

Thus, it is wrong to claim that hospitals are profiting from Caesareans.

He also said it was wrong to claim the union is targeting the Conservative party because for ideological reasons.