Sentence examples for it's quite wrong from inspiring English sources

The professor of Psychology at University College London, Rachel Blass, argues that it's quite wrong to dismiss people's feelings or emotions simply because these don't show up well in an fMRI scan.

It's quite wrong for people to pre-judge".

It's quite wrong for a taxpayer-supported bank.

Big businesses have been using them as a bank and it's quite wrong".

He went on: "It's quite wrong that there are people in our society who will behave like this.

It's quite wrong that this enormously valuable asset goes to government and then on to unelected, unaccountable organisations".

He confided to Herring that he felt that he had made a potentially disastrous mistake: "it is quite wrong to send out a small unit like the 2/6th Independent Company so far that they cannot be supported".

The prime minister's official spokesman said it was quite wrong to suggest that Mr Cameron had decided to make no further cuts in defence spending in the year 2015-16.

David Edgerton London It is quite wrong for people to buy Judy Garland's Ding Dong the Witch is Dead to mark the death of Lady Thatcher.

Arthur Barker, executive member for schools, said: "It is quite wrong to suggest that the performance of North Yorkshire's schools gives cause for concern.

Mr Walsh said that Sir Richard's criticism was like listening to "a broken record" and that it was quite wrong for Virgin to claim that the new three-airline deal was not in the interest of consumers.