Sentence examples for wrong conversation from inspiring English sources

"We really are having the wrong conversation," he said.

— protests that we are having the wrong conversation have consistently fallen on deaf ears.

Every funding application that begins with the question "what is the problem you are trying to solve?", every government initiative attempting to reduce this or that statistical indicator of social failure, starts you off on the wrong conversation with the people you are trying to help.

But really, if we're still talking about optimizing for mobile, then we're having the wrong conversation.

All of this proves that the world is engaged in the wrong conversation when it comes to Internet privacy.

Despite this, a number of policy leaders and many in the media are still having the wrong conversation about these platforms, not asking the right questions about the underlying technology shifts taking place.

There's still a sense of denial in the air -- a feeling that if you're going to devote an entire cover story to someone like Krugman, then the story should bend over backwards to showcase people saying that he's wrong, while it need make no such effort to quote anybody saying that he's right.To me, the problem is that we're having the wrong conversations.

In other words, we are having the wrong conversations about diversity and inclusion and have been for years.

Not if we fail to turn the spotlight of accountability on ourselves and continue to have the wrong conversations about what evolution looks like.

MM: We keep having the wrong conversations about women's empowerment.

Now to be fair, it's not entirely the fault of managers that they're having the wrong conversations.