Sentence examples for it would be absolutely wrong from inspiring English sources

In unusually strident language, Hillary Clinton, the secretary of state, said it would be "absolutely wrong" to free him.

It would be absolutely wrong to vote against Mitt Romney because he is a Mormon, rather than because of his political position.

President Obama called the release "a mistake," and Hillary Clinton, who had already said it would be "absolutely wrong" to free him, was "deeply disappointed".

When pressed by John Humphrys, he eventually declared that it would be "absolutely wrong" for him to give instructions to the exam regulator Ofqual, adding that it would be "a genuine scandal if ministers were to interfere to make exams either easier or more difficult".

"It would be absolutely wrong not to do so," he said.

It would be absolutely wrong to think that having art in your life is a privilege only open to the wealthy and over-educated.

A spokesman for Talpa Media confirmed last night that Mr de Mol's personal life and the impact of the extortion attempts had contributed to the decision to sell the company, but added: "If you said it was entirely due to the extortion that would be absolutely wrong.

"See, I think that would be absolutely wrong for America to be so pessimistic about our ability to compete that we become economic isolationists".

Allowing learning languages to become the preserve of a privileged elite would be "absolutely wrong", the vice-chancellor told the Guardian.

A former agent of mine used to send me in for a lot of different ethnicities, but sometimes I just would be absolutely wrong for a role, like the time I auditioned to play the role of a black hospital intern who became addicted to speed because he was trying to stay ahead of everybody who thought he wouldn't make a good doctor because he was black.

Hodgson said it would be "absolutely the wrong time" to talk about his future after 2016.