Sentence examples for culprit wrong from inspiring English sources

Culprit: wrong calls on fickle youth trends, inroads by upstarts (Old Navy), private labels (Tommy Hilfiger).

Invariably, they identify the wrong culprit for the wrong reason and award a penalty to the wrong team.

But his column focuses on the wrong culprit, the administration.

In other words, punishing the United States economy because oil prices are high is attacking the wrong culprit.

It is hard to determine responsibility, which creates a risk that states will punish the wrong culprit — or respond too harshly, forcing an unintended cycle of escalation.

Critics including Selley highlight the death of Amanda Todd, another Canadian teen who ended her life after being targeted by sexual extortionists, and whose alleged tormentor Anonymous outed in 2012, as evidence of what happens when "they finger the wrong culprit".

Well, I'm here to tell you that you've got the wrong culprit.

When I lived in Italy for six months in 2005, I quickly learned that I had been focusing on the wrong culprit.

The current case does indeed have a few disturbing implications, but as is all too common in online storms, the wrong culprits are being fingered, and the wrong facts coming to light.

Partly that's because much of our public conversation about education is focused on the wrong culprits: we blame failing schools and the behavior of the poor for trends that are really the result of deepening income inequality and the behavior of the rich.

The current debate has effectively harnessed public dissatisfaction and anger against the wrong culprits.