Sentence examples for presented wrong from inspiring English sources

Either the foal is presented wrong (dystocia), or it's too big and not coming through the birth canal readily.

Futurists use to understand that if we present wrong or poorly formulated questions concerning different futures we will get irrelevant answers.

The moment presented everything wrong with games journalists alleged impartiality in a media world dominated by product placement.

This week, here's what we found out: that very convincing data that Reinhart and Rogoff presented was wrong.

But no matter what the scale read, I was certain that the image the mirror presented was wrong.

The United States had to choose between détente and stability or its present "wrong road leading to the explosive situation by persistently pursuing its hostile policy" toward North Korea, Mr. So added.

"Let no one use this tragedy to make such sweeping generalizations about the happenings in India that they demoralize Indians and present a wrong picture of India abroad," Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee said on Saturday.

But the worry remains that the bill presents the wrong approach for long-term reform.No one knows what the McCain-Feingold bill will look like if or when it emerges.

7. (S) The Mongolian side counseled that recent "provocations" (this is Sukhee's word to poloff; another word may have been used in the consultations) such as the missile test meant that the present situation was very fragile, and that the DPRK should be careful not to present the wrong signal.

People present the wrong credit cards to pick up tickets ordered by phone, young teenagers try to get into R-rated movies, and the line wraps around the block for the new "Star Wars" and fans are irate when they cannot score seats to the sold-out show.

At one stroke Plato intensifies his condemnation of mimêsis, no longer a dangerous technique when it presents the wrong kinds of people but a technique that never presents any other kind.