Sentence examples for wrong describe from inspiring English sources

"At Least We Can Apologize" is divided into three sections, whose titles — "Finding Wrong," "Creating Wrong," and "Cultivating Wrong" — describe a surefire, if unmistakably cynical, business strategy.

The inspectors wrongly claimed the school had failed to meet key targets, he says, and even got its name wrong, describing it as Broughton Hall Technology College.

A discussion on a bulletin board at Salon.com this year titled "When Customer Profiling Goes Wrong" described people's befuddlement upon receiving off-the-wall recommendations from Amazon.

In her 2010 book "Being Wrong," my colleague Kathryn Schulz writes that "error literally doesn't exist in the first person present tense: the sentence 'I am wrong' describes a logical impossibility.

He discusses Einstein's explanation of the formulas that characterize fast-moving bodies as they approach light speed, noting that Einstein (versus Lorentz, who discovered the same formulas but explained them wrong) "described perceptual change that observers would experience," whereas Lorentz described "physical changes that bodies approaching the speed of light would undergo".

This is unfortunate, since many of the wrongs described by the Amazon workers are precisely those that robust collective bargaining can help to mitigate.

A significantly greater proportion of the respondents who in addition felt wronged described themselves as impeded from returning to work [51.3% (47.1-55.5)].

"It's just wrong to describe Shia as deviants," he said.

We were wrong to describe the late Robert Scott Alexander QC, Lord Alexander of Weedon, as a law lord.

Mr. Rumsfeld said today that it would be wrong to describe them all as investigations.

You would not be wrong to describe her as an extreme theatregoer.