Sentence examples for it was simply wrong from inspiring English sources

It was simply wrong in 2001 to bestow such an honour on a government that was so unrepentantly authoritarian.

Mr Rumsfeld misread the intelligence in the build-up to the war, and much of it was simply wrong in any case.

To suggest that her family had anything to do with it was "simply wrong and I wish to make that clear now".

Joe Barton, a Texas Republican, said it was "simply wrong" for the NSA, which he called well-intentioned, to "collect the data in the first place of every phone call of every American every day".

Photograph: Tobias Schwarz/Reuters Bofinger (one of five men who advise the Berlin government on the economy), argued that it was simply wrong that the UK should be able to borrow so much more cheaply than Italy.

But this cool approach, which Broszat termed the "historicisation" of the Third Reich, ran into criticism from the Israeli historian Saul Friedländer, who argued that it was simply wrong to treat Nazi Germany in the same way as 16th-century France or medieval Italy.

It is simply wrong to attribute the study or its handling to a CEO of one of the companies.

"I've heard that claim, and it's simply wrong.

But in other cases, it's simply wrong.

"This perception is damaging, it is unfair, and it is simply wrong".

"It's simply wrong to sexually abuse a child, period," she said.