Sentence examples for exist in the wrong from inspiring English sources
And when they don't unfold as planned or certain sounds exist in the "wrong context," it can cause us to question the context itself.
Many ordinances have nothing to do with any conduct but make it a crime merely to exist in the wrong place or time, such as vagrancy, loitering, curfew, park hour limitation or trespass laws.
Is Velcoro a man who defends the murder of his wife's alleged rapist against her wishes by saying, "By any natural law, I had a right"—merely a throwback "real man" who unfortunately exists in the wrong time?
But attempting to lay blame - for the recipients' extreme poverty and genuine need for good drinking water - onto a capitalist system that generally doesn't even exist in the nations in question, is just wrong-headed ignorance of historical facts.
Or in terms of wronging: the future persons in both sorts of cases are made to exist in a wronged state but only the victims of depletion have been wronged.
In her 2010 book "Being Wrong," my colleague Kathryn Schulz writes that "error literally doesn't exist in the first person present tense: the sentence 'I am wrong' describes a logical impossibility.
In his 1958 memoir, he reported that although he rejected communism's central tenets, he was sympathetic to Marx's critique of capitalism, finding the "gulf between superfluous wealth and abject poverty" that existed in the United States morally wrong (Stride, 94).
"As we reflect on the true wrongs that existed in the 1950s and 1960s and where those wrongs may have taken place, we owe it to history... to pay tribute to those who took the law and made it a reality," Sen. Johnny Isakson (R-Ga)., whose House colleagues led the opposition in the other chamber, said during the debate.
After administrating the pretest, it was realized that some diagrams had not uploaded successfully, a couple of wrong answers existed in the answer key, and there was a duplicate question.
