Sentence examples for declared wrong from inspiring English sources

It's awfully hard to convey a sense of credibility to allies when you voted for the war and then you declared wrong war, wrong place, wrong time.

On that ground, the act can be declared wrong (Heyd 1992, 193 203).

Because the ideal code is violated by the depletion choice and the 14-year-old girl's choice to have a child, both are declared wrong (Mulgan 2006, 155 56 and 204; Mulgan 2009).

We can't declare that wrong simply because it was Hitler who said it".

Hopefully, by next week, I will be declaring myself wrong and Murakami a genius.

Meanwhile, the idea that to stand up to something and declare it wrong is somehow the action of a weak victim is simply absurd.

Lincoln had long opposed the expansion of slavery, declaring it wrong, morally and politically, because it violated the rights of all people to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness set forth in the Declaration of Independence.

However, even Ereditato says it's way too early to declare relativity wrong.

They even reunited earlier this year to present the Oscar for Best Picture, again ensuring they won't be forgotten, thanks (or no thanks) to an envelope snafu that promoted Dunaway to declare the wrong winner.

Among the negative was Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly, who declared that the "wrong team" had won; he had been rooting for a team composed of two Chippendale dancers.

"Those who argue that dealing with our deficit and promoting growth are somehow alternatives are wrong," declared David Cameron, Britain's prime minister.