Sentence examples for be wrong to pile from inspiring English sources

It would be wrong to pile on at this juncture".

It would be wrong to confuse his immediate plan to achieve quiet by piling pressure on Mr Arafat to call off the intifada with his longer-term thinking.

Therefore, it would be wrong to totally reject them.

Though these were parts of the relevant, or ancestral, features for as long as they existed (since they were extruded), it would be wrong to infer from attention to these maximally stable constituents over time that the entity to which they belong had at all times been a pile of granite.

I was wrong to worry.

It's wrong to hate.

We were wrong to think.

He is wrong to.

"It would be wrong at this moment to pile up these facts and conclude... there was a plan to attack with gas bottles, etcetera, because that was the picture last week in Barcelona.

This conclusion might be wrong due to their particular design.

It would also be wrong, Lapthorne suggests, to trust the idea that companies have been under-investing while sitting on large piles of cash they will soon unleash to fuel growth.