Sentence examples for monumental wrong from inspiring English sources

But Bafta voters have a chance to right this monumental wrong, by voting it in the outstanding British film category.

It didn't take long before the quality of Thurston – as both a player and as a character – to shine through and show what a monumental wrong turn the Bulldogs, a club renowned for ordinary decision-making at the time, had arrived at.

If revenge is psychologically impossible, justice is politically necessary — not the fantasy of righting monumental wrongs but the reality of holding wrongdoers to account.

The moment itself was monumental, but for the wrong reasons.

Monumental Moneymakers Monuments are also economic assets.

But I think it would be wrong to discount how monumental the scale of a flu epidemic could be.

Now that I have read this conclusion to the monumental enterprise I can see how wrong my forecast was.

But if they are going cold on it, the new government will be making a monumental political mistake – and entirely the wrong response to the EU referendum.

"It looks like to me it was a monumental mistake, and they identified the wrong person," the judge, William H. Alsup of Federal District Court in San Francisco, said at a hearing in December.

Or did it just seem wrong to call a monumental, global convulsion, in which sixteen million people died, by a nickname that looked a little too much like the World Wrestling Federation logo?

Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen of Florida, the Republican chairwoman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said Tuesday that Mrs. Clinton's trip sent "the wrong signal" and was "a monumental overture to an outlaw regime whose DNA remains fundamentally brutal".