Sentence examples for the wrong relation from inspiring English sources

But there's that psychological threat -- a fear of being swallowed up, of getting cold (again, this is real and serious) and of being in the wrong relation to the space around us.

Spelling mistakes were corrected, and features where the wrong relation word had been selected (e.g., "does in the sea") were also corrected when the intention was clear ("is in the sea").

If two genes present a dynamic time order relation, the regression relying on the true relation will have a better log-likelihood value than the regression based on the wrong relation, as Equations 12 and 13 represent two different dynamic time orders.

"Are you conscious of being in the wrong in relation to some other person — who need not necessarily be aware of it?

The prospect has clearly alarmed Beijing, so much so that the Nobel Institute's director said last week that a senior Chinese official had warned him such a decision would "pull the wrong strings in relations between Norway and China".

President Obama, from his first days in office, has pressed all the wrong buttons in relations with the Russians.

Some theorists have argued that the underlying cause of the problem is that we have the wrong theory about the relation between parts and wholes.

As well as arguing that the legal and moral grounds of the ban were uncertain, others said that the ban addressed the wrong parts of gender relations in India.

So, could these personality clashes, could O'Neill's tendency to rub people up the wrong way, have influenced relations between the CIA and the FBI as a factor in not sharing important information?

And we in fact respond with anger, shock, or ridicule to the "misuse" of monies for the wrong circumstances or social relations, such as offering a $1,000 bill to pay for a newspaper or tipping a restaurant's owner.

Waiting for Turkey to officially recognize the Armenian Genocide before normalizing relations is the wrong approach.