Sentence examples for be wrong to pin from inspiring English sources
But it would be wrong to pin the blame so firmly on evangelicals.
But it would be wrong to pin NBC's sudden friendliness to "Law & Order" solely on the network's problems.
And Dorian Fuller, an archaeologist at University College London, argues that the team may be wrong to pin the mutation's origins solely on rice cultivation.
Shapps said it was wrong to pin corruption on any single community.
A boy is missing and the clock is ticking; who's to say it's wrong to pin a suspect to the wall and pummel him until he talks?
It would be wrong to abet the majority's effort to shift ultimate responsibility for that falsehood by pinning it on Mr. Boies, whose representation was exemplary.
In a three-page rebuttal to the Time article, they wrote, "Once the facts are known, it is just plain wrong to pin the blame on us".
WHEN things go wrong, it is comforting to pin the blame on bad men.
Hackenburg says it will send the wrong idea -- that it's okay to pin girls down -- to the pubescent teens, the news outlet reports.
