Sentence examples for be wrong to tell from inspiring English sources

Would it be wrong to tell her this?

"It would be wrong to tell people they ought to go there.

One camp within the panel said it would be wrong to tell people that the money was theirs to invest but then require them to do with it what the government dictated.

It's wrong to tell that to mothers.

It's wrong to tell that to fathers.

Michael White on his blog says Tony Blair was wrong to tell Alastair Campbell that Gordon Brown as good a politician as Lloyd George.

Ms. Meehan's daughter Maureen Meehan, 66, remembered Tom as the "catch of the center," and said she had been wrong to tell her mother he was too old.

It's wrong to tell the familiar underdog morality tale in which the problems of the masses are caused by the elites.

He said the union was wrong to tell the workers that the museum planned to cut the workers' health benefits or make them pay more.

Thompson claimed that evidence he provided showed Patten was wrong to tell MPs he "didn't know" about crucial details of settlements made with Byford and Baylay.

He has objected strongly to long discredited nostrums such as "nation-building", suggesting in another interview that it is wrong "to tell people who have [had] dictatorships or worse for centuries how to run their own countries".