Sentence examples for wrong encourages from inspiring English sources

We need a culture that knows right from wrong, encourages virtue and discourages vice.

When Antiochus indulges in the delusion that the rejected Berenice will turn to him, his confidant's cry of "What can go wrong?" encourages an ironic chuckle.

PowerPoint presentations are discouraged, informal discussions of what is wrong, or could go wrong, encouraged.

A crucial and productive instructional design question to ask before implementing a new instructional method is, "What could go wrong?" Encouraging instructors to think in advance about how students might resist active learning strategies and how they can structure the class activities to minimize these problems is sound, practical advice.

If things go wrong, she encourages people to have some perspective.

Not to do so is not just morally wrong, it encourages bad decisions and excessive risk-taking.

In acknowledging that her own former attitude towards moms was wrong, Zaleski encourages other young women to empathize with their future selves so as not to make the same errors in judgement.

"The research credit benefits the wrong companies and encourages the wrong kind of research," said Mr. Rashkin, a tax expert and executive at Marvell Technology, a company based in Santa Clara, Calif.

Step five of the 12 step recovery program -- "Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs" -- encourages participants to share lists of the people and institutions they harmed during the days of their active addictions.

It is clearly and undoubtedly wrong to encourage someone's suicide.

"It's important when you have four sets of eyes in the cockpit, that everyone, if they see something wrong, be encouraged to sing out," he said.