Sentence examples for true wrong from inspiring English sources

Dance music is trendy again so it's hard for people who are just in it for the music to break through the wall of standard house pretenders – so I don't think it's so easy for true wrong house to make it to wax these days.

The gene ID in italic indicates SNP not confirmed by sequencing (true wrong calls) using 1.5 cutoff ratio and 3 23 positions in a probe; and those in bold had additional polymorphisms supporting the array calls.

In the prologue to "Part II," those rumors materialize in a character called Rumour, who says, of wagging tongues, "They bring smooth comforts false, worse than true wrongs".

The class action industry makes a mockery of a tort system set up to right true wrongs.

Among the 19 true wrong-calls verified by sequencing, 9 were called by a single probe, 6 had mixed probes calls, 3 had two one-sided probe calls, and 1 had three one-sided probe calls.

What makes simple Legal Moralism seem implausible is not just the thought that some moral wrongs are not serious enough to attract the attention of the criminal law: though that is true, the wrong I do my friend is not a trivial one it might destroy our friendship.

Ryan feels bitterly that giving kids big dreams that never come true is wrong.

Every good mystery has a moment when you realise that everything you thought to be true was wrong.

"To try to put on deceptive ads that seem to suggest something that clearly isn't true is wrong and a disservice to the people and a disservice to the state".

Technically true, but wrong nonetheless.

By contrast, a philosophy founded on a voluntaristic conception of the deity would have no ground of certainty or of morality because it would depend on the arbitrary will of God who could, by arbitrary fiat, decree non-sense to be true and wrong to be right.