Sentence examples for becomes wrong from inspiring English sources

At times swagger itself becomes wrong.

If the justification does not last -- that is, if we lose, or if real or imagined horrors surface decades later -- then ex post facto morality kicks in and it becomes wrong to have sent our young into battle.

You can go to a county show and see people doing dog agility, but when you see people doing dog agility in a circus it all of a sudden becomes wrong".

"The bigger implication of this is that as they begin to field a force of missiles with multiple warheads, it means everything we assume about the size of their nuclear arsenal becomes wrong," said Mr. Wortzel, who is a former military intelligence officer and retired Army colonel.

However, the result that setting false population parameters is not critical to achieve precise parameter estimates (at least as long as BDL data are correctly handled) becomes wrong if parameters are poorly identifiable.

When an argument is debunked, anyone supporting it becomes wrong.

"My first impression was: So many claims have become wrong.

Over 15 years the wrong became Wrong (right) and I evolved a sort of sneakily subversive approach to clothes.

Be that as it may, Canetti hated TS Eliot, whose poetry and reputation were indicative of all that had become wrong with England since the centuries of its cultural glory: "I was witness to the fame of someone like Eliot.

The recursion direction can occasionally become wrong.

"The path became wrong... and I had a tipping point," he said in fluent English.