Sentence examples for principally wrong from inspiring English sources

And perhaps more importantly, even if one believes that politicians will do as promised, one may still be of the opinion that it is principally wrong for the government to get involved in a particular policy.

It is principally wrong to assume by default that male fertilization success results from mechanisms of sexual selection, like female preferences, since there is also intraindividual variation in male fertilization success related to age, as explained by life-history theory.

Principally young men 'on the wrong side of history' (42) established a subordinated masculinity, much the same as outlined by Wood and Jewkes (34) in the Eastern Cape of South Africa.

Now, if that's changed, it's not to my knowledge … to look at it principally through a criminal justice lens is wrong," he said.

The case for war is principally of interest because it turned out to be wrong.

Sturgis's study, in which he led a team of eight expert colleagues, principally fellow academics, looked at several scenarios to understand what went wrong.

Where he went wrong was in thinking that violence can be tamed principally by the use of reason, an illusion of the European Enlightenment, of which Hobbes was one of the first great exponents.

It was wrong for me to cut corners but I did so principally through naivety.

"It was wrong for me to cut corners but I did so principally through naivety," said the Newmarket-based trainer.

"It was wrong for me to cut corners but I did so principally through naivety," he said.

But a corker of a speech.Mr Obama scored with the Israeli public and well beyond the confines of the hard-core "peace camp"—principally because he embraced in this speech the Israeli narrative of what has gone wrong in the peace process".I know," he declared, "Israel has taken risks for peace.