Sentence examples for be wrong to credit from inspiring English sources

For that success, though, it would be wrong to credit Buchan entirely.

But it would be wrong to credit Webb's influence solely to Snapchat, although that's his most novel medium.

While it would be wrong to give Sasha Frere Jones too much credit for this happy turn of events – just as Tony Parsons' TV show about pop being dead was not the only determining factor in the emergence of Britpop – it would also be a mistake to underestimate the value of giving creative people something to react against.

But it would be wrong to award too much of the credit to any individual player.

But he's wrong to take credit for it — and wrong to suggest that there's much that can be done.

I've wondered if it's wrong to take credit for American democracy when it goes my way and more or less disavow the country when it doesn't.

Whiteman, who has hired an attorney to appeal the board's ruling, said her offer actually exceeded the Coast Christian bid by nearly $60,000 and said the school district was wrong to ignore the ADA credits.

He is wrong to.

One comedian, Ed Byrne, even took Chegwin to task on Twitter, telling him he was wrong not to credit "working comics" for the jokes he was using.

People found plenty of ways to be wrong during the credit bubble, but a few articles of faith stand out as especially full of hubris.

McCain said: "I'm absolutely thrilled but it would be wrong for me to take all the credit".