Sentence examples for it is wrong to describe from inspiring English sources

It is wrong to describe the false quotation as derivative from or supported by the quotation from 1995.

Yet it is wrong to describe the new strategy as Bush redux – it is more America redux.

Today, America is the world's biggest debtor, which could undermine the dollar's role as an anchor currency.Second, it is wrong to describe the Asian countries as habitual "peggers".

We need policies that reverse Chile's demographic path, but it is wrong to describe the announcement by President Sebastián Piñera to reward mothers for giving birth to a third child as a "bribe".

The poems themselves may have been mediocre, but it is wrong to describe them, as Ms Feinstein does, as "not remarkable".The feuds of the Russian literary intelligentsia are legendary.

Abu Dhabi was perhaps not unhappy to see Dubai's wings clipped and the federation tightened.But Georges Makhoul of Morgan Stanley thinks it is wrong to describe the federation's deliberations as if they were a "family soap opera".

In an open letter to the Spitalfields Trust, sent before Sunday's protest, British Land's development director Mike Wiseman said it was wrong to describe its plans as "corporate plazas for big corporate occupiers", adding that it was "disappointing that you have chosen to misrepresent our plans, despite the time we have spent consulting and amending the design in line with many of your comments".

I think it's wrong to describe it as you described it earlier, as a black hole.

It's wrong to describe an America in which the salt of the earth common people are preyed upon by this or that nefarious elite.

The Metropolitan Police have admitted that it was wrong to describe claims that an Establishment paedophile ring had murdered three boys as "credible and true".

How committed would he be to the civil rights laws, given his acceptance of an honorary degree from Bob Jones University and his statement that it was wrong to describe the Confederate cause -- the preservation of slavery -- as "perverted"?