Sentence examples for considered it wrong from inspiring English sources

In the 1950s, when half the states still had laws prohibiting interracial marriage, over 90percentt of Americans still considered it wrong.

(GiGi) Lucy separated from her boyfriend before she realized that she was pregnant, but still chose to become a parent as she considered it wrong to take the life of a fetus by abortion.

Hasidim aren't the only group that consider it wrong to report crime to the authorities.

Most people would consider it wrong for people to receive child benefit when the children are living abroad permanently".

If we consider it wrong that older generations are better off than the young, then society sends the message that any workers who manage to save and better themselves will end up having the money taken away later.

Professor Wuthnow has a great deal to say about marriage, weddings, marital happiness and parenting, but only a page and a half on premarital sex, mostly devoted to data concerning which young adults consider it right or wrong and what percentage of the unmarried who consider it wrong nonetheless acknowledge having had sexual relations in the last year (answer: 63percentt).

"I don't consider it wrong," Mr. Nishad told me.

Even when the Western intervention in Libya appeared to be a triumph for its people, he said, polls showed that most Arabs considered it the wrong decision.

"If I had known," she said, "I would have considered it the wrong thing to do".

It continued to attract intense social disapproval for long after that: as late as 1993, according to the annual British Social Attitudes survey, most people still considered it to be "always wrong".

And why do those who strongly oppose that decision consider it so wrong?