Sentence examples for starting from the wrong from inspiring English sources

We're starting from the wrong point with this whole debate.

Looking at guns, looking at video games — that's starting from the wrong perspective.

As I argued here, he was starting from the wrong place to get much credit.

"U.S. Promotes Free Elections, Only to See Allies Lose" (Memo From Dubai, Aug. 10), starting from the wrong premises about Lebanon's parliamentary by-elections, draws the wrong lessons.

That would be a double cheat since not only would it mean starting from the "wrong" station, it would also ignore the essential fact that the Golden Arrow was a boat-train.

Unfortunately, because the instructions for different systems and architectures are of various lengths, starting from the wrong instruction location will disassemble a completely different instruction sequence.

The standards fail because they start from the wrong place.

It might be argued that cynics start from the wrong premise.

"I worry that we'll end up with solutions that are familiar but not correct if we start from the wrong metaphor," she said.

In China, people see that most of the world's problem started from the wrong foot and then led to a mess.

But to imagine the solution to climate change is to advance some sort of moral imperatives imploring people to change their diets is to start from the wrong end; it is to start from the individual.