Sentence examples for wrong express from inspiring English sources

If you really think they are wrong, express your view respectfully but as persuasively as you can.

Thus expressivists of the narrower sort must identify a kind of expression which allows them to distinguish the way in which "Lying is wrong," expresses the attitude that generates its semantic value, from the way in which "I disapprove of lying," or even "I think that lying is wrong" might express the very same attitude.

Thus, regardless of whether the underlying grammar of the sentence "Stealing is wrong" expresses a proposition, regardless of whether the utterance of this sentence is typically used to express a belief, so long as someone is licensed in uttering the sentence then the appending of the truth predicate will not be inappropriate.

Now pundits express shock, accusing the jury of getting it wrong, expressing outrage at the defense attorneys for celebrating their victory.

He painted himself as a man culpable but also wronged, expressing remorse over the losses.

He painted himself as a man culpable in part but also wronged, expressing remorse over the losses, saying he was "devastated that my friends lost their jobs".

Furthermore, this was a prime minister who was prepared to say that his country's treatment of indigenous Australians had been wrong, and express the guilt which many Australians feel over the European invasion of 1788.

It is not wrong to express concern about the scale of people coming into the country.

"How did a country on the leading edge of the information age get this so wrong and express so little skepticism and challenge?" asked Getler.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with expressing support for LGBT people in Russia, who are facing grotesque discrimination.

A wrong conclusion expressed with confidence can be far more convincing than an accurate one conveyed hesitantly or nervously, which explains a lot about modern politics.