Sentence examples for represented wrong from inspiring English sources

The attitudes towards different justifications for being absent from work were measured with questions such as "What is your opinion regarding calling in sick (self-certified sickness absence) if one has not slept enough during the previous nights?" Answers were given on a 5-point scale where 1 represented "Wrong" and 5 represented "OK".

Such incidents are considered near misses and most -- three-fourths -- represent wrong patient errors.

The first latent was associated with the following statements, which probably represent wrong general beliefs: rheumatic diseases are more frequent in older women, rheumatoid arthritis is caused by poor diet, cold and damp weather, rheumatic patients should rest and move as little as possible and rheumatic diseases cannot be cured, and all rheumatic patients end up in wheelchairs.

At 31, I was a proofreader for a San Francisco law firm that represented the wrong side of every case.

A gold relief would be confusing because of its excessive reflectivity, and because, by strong implication, it represented the wrong kind of magnificence.

And Ms. Hunt, who is a sculptor, wanted to see firsthand where the babies of the city's addicted and impoverished were ending up. "To me, it represented something wrong in American culture that we had mass graves for babies and no affordable way to raise our children," she said.

That was just wrong; it represented a completely wrong model of how the economy works.

The royal baby doesn't represent everything wrong with the United Kingdom the royal baby is everything wrong with England.

But whereas others mixed in one enzyme after another to cut up the lengths representing the wrong answers, Sakamoto and colleagues designed their strands so that the wrong answers spontaneously folded over and stuck to themselves to form molecular "hairpins".

"Some people think they represent everything wrong with sports.

Does that represent the wrong priority for America?