Sentence examples for the wrong public from inspiring English sources

For Lachlan, it was a validation of his view that James was the wrong public face of the campaign for Sky, reminding the public of the hacking scandal and all the hostility toward the Murdochs it had stirred up.

For example, Bill O'Reilly's explanation of why the Obama was reelected may, in fact, resonate, with the older and heavily white viewership of Fox, but it is precisely the wrong public message and messenger for the Party.

Indeed, the Jewish concept of teshuvah--literally, to return--requires the wrongdoer to take specific steps in order to be forgiven: acknowledgment of the wrong, public confession and remorse, a resolve not to do the wrong again, compensation to the victims accompanied by acts of charity, a sincere request for forgiveness, and avoidance of the conditions that caused the offense.

Send out the wrong public-health message and, at best, it will be ignored; at worst, even more of us will stay indoors, our minds and bodies atrophying in other ways.

Some participants raised concerns with publicly available performance data, saying that specific FHTs could be identified in such a system or that if taken too far, poorly presented, misinterpreted or if done with the wrong purpose, public performance data could be harmful.

Mr Feldman over-reaches himself a little at the end, when he enters the fray to suggest that Ms O'Connor has it the wrong way round: public displays should be more widely tolerated and public money more circumscribed.

Private healthcare also regrouped after the wrong messages went public.

"On gay marriage the party is on the wrong side of public opinion and the wrong side of history.

"The bottom line is, Republicans are on the wrong side of public opinion".

Privately, ministers believe the BMA is on the wrong side of public opinion.

That made it, viewed from Beijing, the wrong place for public investment.