Sentence examples for editorial is wrong from inspiring English sources

Your editorial is wrong in asserting that there is not enough time for a decision.

GREGORY McCRACKEN Sterling, Va., April 5, 2011 To the Editor: Your editorial is wrong to accuse those who oppose civilian trials for Guantánamo detainees of being cowards.

Whatever the pros and cons of "don't ask, don't tell" (full disclosure: I am a principal architect of the policy), your editorial is wrong in accusing the Pentagon of "hiding from reality".

Today's @WSJ Editorial is WRONG again.

Gisela Stuart MP Labour, Birmingham Edgbaston Your otherwise perceptive editorial (21 July) is wrong to say: "Labour backbenchers, including those on the left, have got too used to taking their cue on economic policy from Mr Brown".

Nabeela Shah Ahmaddiya Muslim Women's Association Your editorial is plainly wrong.

"Have we regressed to a perverse court practice in which no one dares to tell the king that he is wrong?" the editorial asked.

"Have we regressed in France to such a perverse court practice that nobody dares tell the monarch that he is wrong?" asked an editorial in Le Monde, a left-leaning newspaper.Even those supporters ready to give Mr Sarkozy the benefit of the doubt on the scandals themselves worry about the damage they will do to his ability to make some of the hard choices that lie ahead.

C1 Business Digest C2 EDITORIAL A16-17 Editorials: Free trade begins at home; the time is wrong for tax cuts; that flurry of ballot questions; changing course (perhaps) on housing.

The conventional wisdom is wrong, argues Walter Kiechel III, the former editorial director of Harvard Business School Publishing.

It is wrong to use Saddam Hussein's trial to unravel "mysteries and crimes," as you put it (editorial, July 1).