Sentence examples for the wrong historical from inspiring English sources

But others have offended only by being in the wrong historical place at the wrong historical time.

Maybe, however, we're looking at the wrong historical precedent.

Poor Davis is caught at the wrong historical moment.

But impeachment is exactly the wrong step to take at exactly the wrong historical moment.

"So to the Serbs, there is the wrong historical message," Mr. Tijanic said.

Well, look at the results: again and again, people on the opposite side prove to have used bad logic, bad data, the wrong historical analogies, or all of the above.

The first one concerns the domain of and arises from the difference equation (1.4) being written in "wrong" historical form, inconsistent with the general concept of functional equations.

These days, "The Searchers" can be profitably seen as a story about men who are caught on the wrong side of a historical transition.

One of the problems seems to be how specific the administration wants to get in pushing or shaming or pointing to the Big Players lurking on its version of the wrong side of the historical street.

They've expected recycling to become profitable as raw materials become more expensive, but they're on the wrong side of two historical trends.

The message sent, then, in the world and at home, is precisely the wrong one for this historical juncture, when the United States needs — at least for the moment — to convince the world that the project of international legality is one in which we believe.