Sentence examples for the wrong for from inspiring English sources

The tenants were in the wrong for the situation they created for themselves.

Accident codes such as "crossing", "crossing heedless of traffic" or "pedestrian wearing dark clothing" reinforce a perception of the pedestrian as being in the wrong for entering the road.

Now it's going back to blue," he told People magazine – is clearly in the wrong for lying to his mom in the first place.

Graeme Swann admits he was in the wrong for swearing in England's World Cup defeat against Bangladesh, but still believes he should not have been fined by the International Cricket Council.

Either, as Mr Horta-Osório says, his "personal life is obviously a private matter", and elements of his code are an outrageous imposition, in which case he's in the wrong, or his code is defensible and he is in the wrong for non-compliance.

According to Lugano, I was in the wrong for asking a question about Suarez.

As we moved with the group, Brooke and I immediately felt intimidated and "in-the-wrong" for participating.

Or perhaps voting for the wrong candidate for governor.

"It was the wrong appointment for Cardiff and the wrong club for Solskjaer," said former Cardiff captain Jason Perry on BBC Radio Wales.

But this is the wrong guy for the job, and the wrong time for our country.

It is the wrong medicine for what ails the economy now and the wrong cure for its future budgetary challenges.