Sentence examples for is wrong to pretend from inspiring English sources

But it is wrong to pretend that a Greek exit is an easy or desirable outcome.

Mr Paterson is wrong to pretend that these GM crops will help us at all".

The time has come to say the politically unsayable: it is wrong to pretend that cutting spending is the only, best or main method of eliminating the deficit.

While it is true there were many other causes of the financial crisis - too much debt, being the most obvious - it is wrong to pretend that systemic tax avoidance of the sort practiced on a huge scale by our banks is unconnected with their eventual demise.

Religious belief in a supernatural creator may rest upon theological arguments or upon faith, but it is wrong to pretend, as creationists do, that supernatural design is proven by science.

But it's wrong to pretend it never existed.

But he said it would be wrong to pretend that the poor would not suffer.

But at the same time, it would be wrong to pretend that there's an easy answer to Warchus's dilemma.

Of course, as Kirsch notes, it would be wrong to pretend that Gessen and his Web critics exist on opposite ends of a spectrum.

Taking the Lord's name in vain was wrong and therefore Miss Connolly was wrong to pretend she hadn't heard.

Although it would be wrong to pretend that table tennis is better funded than football or cricket or tennis, public money is allocated to it.