Sentence examples for be wrong to consider from inspiring English sources

It would be wrong to consider it an antisocial game".

Still, it would be wrong to consider Temple just a pink toy.

It would be wrong to consider Flores the Latin free spirit in his professional life.

It would be wrong to consider it a moment of weakness; it was a selfless act.

"It would be wrong to consider him an inventor," explained the exhibit's curator, Harry Rubenstein, about Lincoln's 1849 patent for a method of lifting boats off sandbars and shoals (see below, image credit National Park Service).

You would not be wrong to consider Pok Pok a lifestyle brand, a carefully engineered import that pushes all the correct buttons of grit and authenticity.

Riordan added that it was wrong to consider subjects such as philosophy as "self-indulgent".

He said it was wrong to consider the Taliban leadership, or the leader Mullah Muhammad Omar, as irreconcilable.

It's wrong to consider too much about what he might have been saying about the fifties, or suburbia.

Proponents of the antimissile project ("A Shield of Their Own," letter, May 13) are wrong to consider an antimissile shield a defensive measure.

Shlomo Brom, a researcher at the Institute for National Security Studies at Tel Aviv University and a retired brigadier general, said it was wrong to consider Hamas a group of irrational fanatics.