Sentence examples for wrong appeal from inspiring English sources

Calling the energy crisis "the moral equivalent of war" was exactly the wrong appeal to make to an age far more inclined toward private self-fulfillment than collective self-sacrifice.

Mr. Sell, convinced Ben was in pain and could not tell anyone what was wrong, appealed and won.

The second part of that phrase was fine, nothing wrong with appeal.

Let us urge leaders of nations to defuse the causes of war: the lust for power and money, the greed of arms' dealers, personal interests and vendettas for past wrongs," the appeal said.

If he is wrong, America could appeal, delaying any retaliation until after the Qatar meeting.

Lundbeck said it had done nothing wrong and would appeal the decision.

c) He is the wrong father to appeal to in terms of strength.

You know, he is the wrong father to appeal to in terms of strength.

Mr. Schiff said he had done nothing wrong and would appeal.

The position of New York City Transit is that turnstile jumping, by definition, is fare evasion; if something goes wrong, you should appeal to the fare booth clerk.

When it came to war with Iraq, George W. told Bob Woodward that his father "is the wrong father to appeal to in terms of strength.