Sentence examples for it was entirely wrong from inspiring English sources

But the source said it was entirely wrong to say at this stage that no more windfarms will be built.

The DCMS said it was "entirely wrong" to suggest ministers had acted inappropriately on the introduction of caste discrimination legislation, adding that Grant had met both sides for discussions.

But Miliband, who is determined to define his leadership around the issue of "fairer and better capitalism", said it was entirely wrong for a bank, majority-owned by taxpayers, and which is making thousands of people redundant, to pay its boss a £1m-plus reward in such circumstances.

Former Education Secretary David Blunkett said it was "entirely wrong" if schools were deliberately seeking to skew league tables but warned the tone of reforms risked discrediting important vocational qualifications.

While it may be appropriate to penalise LMU by withdrawing its licence to admit new first-year students, it is entirely wrong to penalise students who have got to the later stages of their courses.

"It's entirely wrong, and it's the road back to the cave.

It is a self-serving point, but that doesn't mean it's entirely wrong.

It is entirely wrong for North Korea to act as it does.

"It is entirely wrong for NIW to enter into any severance arrangements with Mr MacKenzie in advance of that report".

The trouble with this widespread understanding of Mr. McCain's politics is that it is entirely wrong.

Responding to a question about that apparent paradox, Mr. Bernanke responded that the Fed would "like to get inflation up to our target," saying that it is "entirely wrong to say we're not concerned about it".