Sentence examples for essential wrong from inspiring English sources

However the details are to be worked out, the essential wrong of paradigmatic acts of direct discrimination seems to be that they violate the equal moral status of persons by treating the victims in ways that would be appropriate only for individuals having a diminished or degraded moral status.

In his weekly radio address today, President Clinton said, "Those who suggest that filling out your census form isn't essential are plainly wrong".

The essential theme: What was wrong with Illinois?

Understanding the "bully" and teaching right from wrong is essential.

SCORECARD -- Political advertisements that are flat wrong in essential elements are rare, and that failing may handicap their effectiveness.

But I have always felt strongly that challenge was essential, that monopoly was wrong, and that complacency was dangerous.

These are important considerations, but they don't alter my essential point: what's wrong with animal agriculture -- with eating animals -- is the practice, not the principle.

They capture — with a winning mixture of optimism and melancholy, with a generosity of spirit tempered by a punitive sense of right and wrong — something essential in the experience of youth.

What's essential to "right" and "wrong" is that they are normative terms, terms that are used to say how things ought to be, in contrast with how things actually are.

Working as a team is also an essential prerequisite to avoid wrong practices and to constantly verify the appropriateness and the optimisation of daily performed radiological examinations.

"His statements were also wholly unreliable and flatly wrong on essential details, which is one of the obvious risks of coercing a statement from someone in custody.