Sentence examples for thought it wrong for from inspiring English sources

The Sun's leading article, while conceding that the "massacre brought shame on the British army," thought it wrong for retired soldiers to be arrested.

He seems to admire the philosophic rigor of Reinhold Niebuhr, who thought it wrong for Christians to make their religion into social policy, but he also admires the charisma of the evangelist Billy Graham, one of Niebuhr's antagonists.

In a recent poll, 55% of people in England thought it wrong for a Scottish MP to become prime minister.What price the union?The Tories' purpose in drawing attention to these anomalies may be blatantly party political but the situation is almost impossible to defend.

And in light of that, he thinks it wrong for anyone to try to consign gays to the shame that so many of them have endured.

Edward Miller whether she thought it was wrong for the council to vote for a 12% raise for itself in a city where the median annual income was about $30,000, Jacobo said, "I thought I was doing a very good job to be able to earn that, yes".

I just thought it was wrong for a clergyman to make a statement on the steps of another person's faith," Rabbi Weinreb said.

I couldn't tell anyone because I didn't know how to trust people, and I thought it was wrong for them to know about my life.

But Joseph Abboud, the men's clothing designer and a former Metro-North rider, said he thought it was wrong for women to apply makeup on the train.

He thought it was wrong for a Christian to pray with a non-Christian if the latter expected his or her Christian partner or friend to water down or relativise the fundamentals of faith in Jesus Christ.

After the expenses scandal, and before the 2015 general election all three parties agreed to set up Ipsa because they thought it was wrong for MPs to take decisions about their pay.

People thought it was wrong for someone who has money to moralise on behalf of everyone else.