Sentence examples for be wrong to project from inspiring English sources
Though hindsight can encourage some to dismiss the first world war as futile, it would be wrong to project this feeling onto those involved, says Mr Taylor.
Just as Americans would be wrong to project Europe's morbid past onto its troubled present, so they perhaps take too seriously the rhetoric of European unity, writing of "the European project," "European attitudes," or even "European anti-Semitism".
It would be wrong to call "2 Days in Paris" a vanity project.
Deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has already suggested the government may have been wrong to slash capital projects so quickly after coming to office in 2010.
It's ok to do it at MySpace, but it's wrong to do it at Project Playlist, just because the right contracts aren't in place?
The company also says the government properly reviewed the project and was wrong to temporarily delay it last year. .
Critics of the project contended that it was wrong to place a mosque so close to where the 9/11 attack was carried out by Muslim extremists.
Everyone who cares about this $20 million project knows that it is wrong to keep disappointing the restaurant when it is in this mood of sullen silence.
He said that there were no known scientists involved in the project and that it was wrong to try to establish a person's race and recent history by these means.
It requires us to be willing to be wrong and to resist the temptation to project blame on our beloved.
