Sentence examples for well wrong to from inspiring English sources
"It just felt a tad bit, well, wrong" to bring back the spot, he wrote, noting that the agency had no involvement in the matter because the client, the Anheuser-Busch division of Anheuser-Busch InBev, owns the spot.
But the experts may well be wrong, to the benefit of shoppers and shopkeepers alike.In January, the fifth-biggest supermarketer, the successful northern chain of Wm Morrison, had won Safeway's agreement to a takeover dressed up as merger.
Surely the Auschwitz dead deserve to be more than political hay for the president's argument that France and Germany, who remember Hitler all too well, were wrong to oppose the war.
Although it would be counterproductive as well as wrong to discriminate in their favour when deciding which refugees to help, it is just as important to ensure that we do not go along passively with the discrimination that Christians do suffer even in refugee camps.
Well, it's wrong to take the life of another being for pleasure.
Jocelyn was a national treasure, and I — well, it was wrong to think in terms of failure.
Higgins said although World Snooker chairman Barry Hearn has done well, he is wrong to alter the second most prestigious ranking event.
My logic about what happened between Jason Collins and his former fiancee and what was and wasn't disclosed, in hindsight, well I was wrong to even raise that and showed a lack of sensitivity to the issue.
In fact, it has been, well, wrong.
