Sentence examples for consider the wrong from inspiring English sources

Hitler reserves his most violent language for what the far right today would consider the wrong targets.

When I asked my two first graders who they would be voting for, one (angry at me over something else) fiercely declared her support for what I would consider the wrong candidate.

Some vitamin E enthusiasts object that the clinical studies used what they consider the wrong form of the vitamin, saying that each of the vitamin's eight forms has its own biological activity.

If I had to evaluate my career based on my influence on policy, I would be clinically depressed; the policy drift has been in what I consider the wrong direction.

"It was a good project," he contended, "an intelligent attempt to consider the wrongs of Rwanda.

Re "The Guilt of Political Leaders," by Robert Mann (Op-Ed, April 30): As we consider the wrongs that were done in Vietnam, let us also consider how we can express our compassion to those who survived the war, and to their children.

"When I heard Mickey Hart talking about sound recordings, I thought, Maybe I've been considering the wrong problem," he says.

Meanwhile, the park has divided into neighborhoods of sorts, with the western edge along Church Street considered the wrong side of the tracks.

Peter Jackson, director of the Lord of the Rings films, has released a statement suggesting that the Turkish prosecutors may be considering the wrong character.

There has already been plenty spoken and written about The Best Player In The World not being here this week, but pundits and punters are considering the wrong man.

The developer has already negotiated two 10-year leases, a positive sign for a commercial row east of City Hall -- which has been considered the wrong side of the city for upscale office tenants.