Sentence examples for seen as wrong from inspiring English sources

Murder, rape, bank robbery are seen as wrong.

Whereas women seeking revenge or perpetrating violence is seen as wrong.

However, Redwood said, for years the sighting was seen as "wrong place, wrong time" and thus unimportant.

The Sisters, he said, had done extraordinary work in times of appalling poverty, and physical punishment, while now seen as wrong, was common then.

My other supervisor encouraged me to think about why being emotional might be seen as wrong and whether I wanted to challenge that perception.

In France, the case epitomises everything seen as wrong with Anglo-Saxon capitalism and the "greed is good" years of banking excess and Kerviel has tapped into the moral zeitgeist of the post sub-prime crisis in his book.

This can be seen as wrong-footing the scientific process of hypothesis testing and evidence collection.

I didn't understand what my mother saw as wrong.

Their work consistently records the lives of Indians as they merge with British society, and also attacks what they see as wrong with society.

Pink and Reissmann share a passionate conviction about the importance of speaking out about things they see as wrong, but - a generation apart - they have found themselves battling on slightly different territory.

What Harris sees in bin Laden is a reflection of what he sees as wrong in Western culture; what Buruma and Margalit see in Occidentalism is the reaction of elements within our own cultural heritage to the universalizing secular message of the West.