Sentence examples for was necessarily wrong from inspiring English sources

This is not to suggest that the United States was necessarily wrong to enter these wars; the Mexican War, Spanish-American War and Vietnam War all had large elements of moral purpose.

"Nobody would suggest that it was necessarily wrong what had happened before but subsequent events show us that perhaps allowing juries to apply their common sense is in fact a very straightforward way of achieving justice".

It looks increasingly as though the invasion of Iraq was misconceived and certainly mis-sold and mismanaged, but for all that I don't think it was illegal (certainly not in any definitive sense) and I don't think it was necessarily "wrong".

It was decided that an interpretation of copyright law enabling the music industry to sue for more money than they've made in the history of recorded music was necessarily wrong, and accordingly the damages were reduced to "a single statutory damage award from Defendants per work infringed, regardless of how many individual users directly infringed that particular work".

It's not that they are necessarily wrong to bash excessive austerity.

Just because some critics are nimbys doesn't mean they're necessarily wrong.

"I mean, I'm not saying it is necessarily wrong," she said.

The fact that Aslan's take on Jesus is not original doesn't mean it's necessarily wrong.

It's not that she's necessarily wrong; it's that she just doesn't seem to care whether she's right.

Unfortunately, it's utter codswallop – not because it's necessarily wrong about social enterprises, but because it's wrong about businesses which are not social enterprises.

The problem here is not so much that the idea is necessarily wrong in principle, but rather that it hasn't been thought through.