Sentence examples for consider that wrong from inspiring English sources

Consider that wrong in the world is never pleasing -- never could be.

"When the laureate speaks to the Guardian columnist to the tremendous potential for a vital new poetry to be drawn from the practice of texting she is policing her patch, and when I beg her with all due respect to her high office to consider that she might be wrong, I am policing mine," said Hill, in a lecture entitled "Poetry, Policing and Public Order".

Prosecutor Philip Bennetts QC said: "Abuse and the age of pupils abused led some pupils to consider that there was nothing wrong with abusing other pupils".

(Before you dust off the old saw about the odd-lotter always being wrong, consider that they mostly sold in the 1980s but beginning in 1990 swung to stocks and caught the market's big move).

In the process, it nudges us to consider that we could be wrong -- and points us toward listening to the "other side" to hear its wisdom.

Some people consider that this is the "wrong way around" but it's still a sign of respect, and frankly, it's your choice.

"And we considered that wrong". .

When do people start to consider that maybe they have the wrong model?

With pretty much all the usual suspects claiming this is a good idea, maybe we should pause and consider that these people have been wrong about everything for the past decade and that more war is not always the best option.

Tip #5: Consider that the critic might be wrong!

At that time, President Dmitry Medvedev, differing with Putin, declared that he did not consider that the UN resolution was wrong.