Sentence examples for be wrong to go from inspiring English sources

I think it would be wrong to go back.

"It would be wrong to go to both of them," she said solemnly.

It would be wrong to go back to a pure form of the grammar-school system.

It would be wrong to go into detail here – but it was one hell of a lineup".

No longer showing people in the ads "is a reflection of the tough times," Ms. Backlund says, as is reducing the budget, in that it would be wrong to "go and spend a lot of money on a flashy campaign".

Mr Paterson said: "It would be wrong to go ahead if those on the ground cannot be confident of removing at least 70% of the population".

It is wrong to go around stealing babies.

He said it had been wrong to go to war in Iraq.

"They understand that it's wrong to go out and commit suicide bombings," Mr. Hussain said.

According to a recent Pew poll, seventy-four per cent of Democrats believe that it was wrong to go to war; twelve per cent of Republicans opposed the invasion.

I believe that President Bush was wrong to go into Iraq, but he's right about staying there.