Sentence examples similar to it is wrong headed from inspiring English sources
The reporting of these events by the Guardian and the Observer were always gendered and always tempered by the belief that suffragette tactics were wrong headed.
Attempts to demonize all Muslims, as Bernard Lewis, Sam Huntington and their followers have famously done, are wrong headed.
The corporation's timidity is as understandable as it is wrong-headed.
Yet it is wrong-headed to cast all pensioners as wealthy baby boomers who have grabbed everything while the young are permanently excluded.
But if we want to ensure our safety, cracking down on civil liberties is as counter-productive as it is wrong-headed.
The claim by parliament's intelligence and security committee that an unnamed internet company should entirely shoulder the blame for failing to prevent the terrorist murder of soldier Lee Rigby is as outrageous as it is wrong-headed.
"I think the competition authorities really need to follow Ofcom's lead by engaging and listening to the industry," she says, arguing that it is wrong-headed to see her group as trying to monopolise the advertising market in Kent or stifling plurality.
However, I sometimes think or obsession with IT is wrong-headed and is actually hurting us — which is the source of my dislike of the OLPC project.
Such comments are wrong-headed on a number of fronts.
It is wrong and unjust that Nawaz Sharif, head of the second largest party in Pakistan, refuses to join with Zardari to change this discriminatory law.
