Sentence examples for mention wrong from inspiring English sources

Not to mention wrong in essence.

It would be patronising, not to mention wrong, to say: "Not bad for a kid who grew up in a patch of the capital where youngsters easily ended up in prison".

Criticizing dogmatic principles and practices is essentially important in the effort to promote social progress -- be it in the fight for LGBTQ equality, in combating sexism, or in protecting the health and safety of children -- but these statements are just hateful (not to mention wrong).

Never mention wrong contact details in your resume.

You'll always have regrets, about not mentioning something, mentioning the wrong thing, having too many 'ums' and paused... the most important thing is that you got your main telling points across and were successful for the most part.

I probably edit my life for her benefit: I just don't seem to mention the wrong people.

"How can you go and talk about wartime problems when you feel that if you mention anything wrong, you're going to be prosecuted?" he said in an interview.

Frank Snoeks, a prominent Dutch television commentator, said that as a camera spotted her in the audience during a 2005 race in Salt Lake City, he joked, "I'm not going to say too much because I might mention the wrong words and hear from her lawyer".

So on Tuesday, the campaign acknowledged the senator made a mistake and mentioned the wrong camp.

Run over the particular areas where you felt you mentioned the wrong thing, gave an incomplete answer or there were things you wished you had said but left out.

Also, crucially, no mention of how wrong Johnson was.