Sentence examples for both the wrong and from inspiring English sources

No doubt both the wrong and the harm of rape are complex and multifarious; these interpretive frames suggest emphases that may be illuminating in different contexts and for different purposes.

The UN media liaison unit gave both the wrong time and place to pick up badges for the general assembly.

In view of this, I sought to both address the wrongs and determine a way forward in an honest manner.

Soon after, Senator John McCain — no stranger to both the wrong of painful coercion and the need for antiterror intelligence — strongly denounced the procedure as "exquisite torture".

"XO": This is like when you lean in to kiss your Texan aunt on the cheek but you both turn the wrong way and kiss on the mouth.

And the best candidate, the top-notch University of the Pacific in Stockton is both in the wrong direction and turning inward – making it unlikely to open a satellite campus or eMBA program in Tracy.

Here's the real problem: They're both playing the wrong tune, and Afghanistan's the wrong venue for the gig.

Assemblyman Chad Mayes (R-Yucca Valley) filed the lawsuit last week calling the ballot title "both wrong and highly prejudicial" for the proposed amendment to the California Constitution.

To suggest their release as a quid pro quo for the release of the American hostages was both morally wrong and a dangerous precedent.

Therefore, you need to fine tune a strategy that takes into account both the wrong answer penalty and the no credit/no penalty scoring for unanswered questions.

Think back on the some of the difficult decisions you have made in the past, including both wrong and right choices.[3].