Sentence examples for wrong actions from inspiring English sources

Individual responsibility for right and wrong actions is the American way.

Right and wrong actions, Miss Anscombe said, cannot be determined by their consequences but rather are absolutes.

Stephen A. Smith, of ESPN, in a segment on the case, talked about how he advised women in his family not to "provoke wrong actions".

29 July: ESPN suspends broadcaster Stephen A Smith for a week over comments about domestic violence and his suggestion that women not "provoke wrong actions".

Answering such questions requires careful conceptual distinctions, for example, between direct and indirect results of actions, or between a morality of intrinsically wrong actions and a morality of consequences.

"As a conviction politician and an unabashed conservative, Tony Abbott may be able to help us in this world to reach out to those political leaders, at the coming G20 summit in Brisbane and in the meetings of the Commonwealth of Nations, to break the deadly logjam of inaction or wrong actions," Kirby said.

"To make no attempt at all was the wrong action," he said.

"Reforming the Postal Service" (editorial, March 1) properly encourages Congress to address the agency's financial problems, but urges the wrong action.

But harm can be caused not just by a wrong action, but also by a failure to act.

The council had become almost reliant on the police to provide them with information and opinion before they would take (in my view, the wrong) action.

"There is pardon," he says, "whenever someone does a wrong action because of conditions of a sort that overstrain human nature, and that no one would endure".