Sentence examples for wrong causes from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, if used for the wrong causes or taken the wrong way, it can be disastrous.

Sometimes educated guesses about missing bits are wrong, causing the reader to arrive at different meanings from what was intended.

The worrying, and not knowing for months what was wrong, caused him to lose about 20 pounds.

Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal needs more troops, but the Obama administration is fighting a wrong cause in a hostile country.

Another was fatally injured on set and three others perished when a stunt went wrong, causing a speedboat to explode.

Some patterns of consumption could be indefinitely sustained but still be wrong, causing mounting damage as far ahead as one can see.

They attach themselves to the wrong cause, make half-hearted decisions that lead to disastrous results, are magnetically drawn to their own destruction.

But Mr. Rester says he is also motivated by guilt, by a sense that he gave himself to the wrong cause.

The facts later proved Mr. Thompson wrong, causing some public health experts to fear that the public would lose faith in him and the federal government.

Vast and unchartable forces: we don't like the idea of these very much, and so we dedicate ourselves to locating a cause — even a wrong cause will do — a need that becomes most pressing when children are involved.

Often, with the aid of a specially trained mediator, the victim and the offender develop a course of action that allows the offender to right the wrong caused by the crime.