Sentence examples for is inherently wrong from inspiring English sources

And Representative David Funderburk said: "Homosexuality has been discouraged in all cultures because it is inherently wrong and harmful to individuals, families, and societies".

"I don't know how to say this," he said, according to someone who was present, "but in my heart of hearts, I don't think cloning is inherently wrong".

But Mr. Greenstein scoffed at the criticism, saying, "Here's a historian who believes that any systematic attempt to evaluate presidential performance along consistent lines is inherently wrong".

I am not suggesting that we all dust off our copies of "Reefer Madness," or that getting high is inherently wrong — as long as you know how high you are getting and what it is you are smoking.

I would say, rather, that the death penalty cannot be administered fairly because it is inherently wrong, and has been rejected by almost every modern democracy but the United States.

In both the environmental organizations and in the academic world, Dr. Graham's critics say that nothing is inherently wrong with cost-benefit analysis, and that it should be considered a useful analytical tool.

But museum experts said that despite the odd pairing, nothing was inherently wrong with the show.

To suggest that our principles are inherently wrong is out of line with the view of a majority of Americans.

If these nonviolent gestures are indeed sincere, shouldn't violence and terror be abandoned because they are inherently wrong, and not because they are ineffective policies?

None of these approaches are inherently wrong or non-functional, but they're not novel, and not what I expect from a company like Bower & Wilkins.

"Disparities in disciplinary procedures are inherently wrong and all too common," U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan said in a statement.