Sentence examples for regarded as wrong from inspiring English sources
Wife-bashing isn't regarded as wrong, and is sometimes encouraged.
Some penny-pinching ploys are almost universally regarded as wrong.
This reflects a broad consensus in the United States that the idea of billions being spent on our presidential races -- including tens of millions by wealthy individuals -- is unappealing and, at some level, regarded as wrong.
It remains the case that assassination widely regarded as wrong as a tactic in wars between states - partly because it makes cease-fires very difficult to maintain - but the real point is the necessity of first establishing the appropriateness of applying the military logic.
Hits from the same SCOP fold as that of known structure was considered as correct fold assignments and hits belonging to different SCOP folds were regarded as wrong fold assignment.
By conceptual analysis alone we can know only that wrongness is a property of actions (and perhaps intentions and attitudes); that people are generally opposed to what they regard as wrong; that wrongness is a reason, perhaps a conclusive reason, for opposing an act; and that there are certain acts (e.g. torture for fun) that are wrong.
People often make decisions that on close examination they regard as wrong.
The correspondence, running for months, shows the determination of Cable to distance himself, and the Liberal Democrats, from a target that he regards as wrong, badly constructed and unachievable.
Despite Stevens's great-grandfatherly mien, he remains ferociously competitive, still stewing over long-ago losses, like the Printz case, and indignant about more recent decisions that he regards as wrong.
These rules forbid many actions which the Buddhist tradition regards as wrong merely by convention, such as eating after noon.
