Sentence examples for the wrong argument from inspiring English sources
It is the wrong argument to be having.
It's the wrong argument for any moment, but it's especially perverse in this one, when so many powerful men, including Simmons, have been revealed as venal megalomaniacs.
They are convinced that Conservative opposition to tough anti-terror laws and the introduction of ID cards, on the grounds that they infringe civil liberties, has put them "on the wrong argument" with most voters.And they scoff at David Cameron's impeccably liberal insistence that some young thugs need love more than punishment.
"Sol has picked the wrong argument.
In 1996, 1997 and 1998 that was the wrong argument.
Because in 1996, 1997 and 1998 that was the wrong argument.
The Labour grandee, now 96, told The Independent: "I disliked him intensely when we were fighting, because I felt he was raising the wrong issues and using the wrong arguments.
Another intellectual you spoke with, André Glucksmann, says that America lost the case for war in Iraq with the French because it made the wrong arguments — that the U.S. should have argued its case on purely humanitarian grounds instead of on the basis of weapons of mass destruction.
And in fact the argument that foreigners will reduce their lending to us, sending rates higher, and shrinking the economy even though we have our own currency and monetary policy is, when you think about it, more or less isomorphic to the famously wrong argument that fiscal expansion is contractionary, because it will drive up interest rates.
No presidential candidate has ever overcome the polling deficit that Trump faces, and "the polls are wrong" argument assumes that hundreds of polls systematically miss by an unprecedented margin.
While I understand the value of the "You're holding it wrong" argument, in this case we are talking about damage to the phone itself due to user error.
