Sentence examples for wrong in arguing from inspiring English sources

But I think he is wrong in arguing that Internet access is not a human right.

H.W. Houweling, Monnickendam, Netherlands Vali Nasr is right in "Forcing Obama's Hand in Syria" (Views, Sept. 2) that this is "a defining moment for American foreign policy" and that "America should act decisively," but wrong in arguing for a military strike.

Even Professor DiIulio has issued a mea culpa, admitting that he was wrong in arguing that "demography is not fate and criminology is not pure science".

Wilcox's death is the latest evidence that gun-crazies, like the National Rifle Association's leader Wayne La Pierre, are dead wrong in arguing that the only solution to gun crime is more guns.

And the defender would be correct in noting that the vast majority of us have never assaulted a woman; but he would be wrong in arguing that this is a sufficient standard for this is a standard that one meets merely through not personally acting on the most violent and impulsive of urges.

"Stern [Nicholas Stern, the economist who put climate change on the political agenda] is radically wrong," he added, in arguing that acting now to cut carbon would be cheaper in the long run.

According to Russell, such attitudes are customarily traced to a wrong view about relations; in arguing for the doctrine of "external relations", Russell was attempting simply to render a world of simple entities coherent again.

Rachel Needle, Psy.D, clinical psychologist and certified sex therapist based in West Palm Beach, Florida, says there's nothing wrong with arguing in a relationship.

Something is wrong, Die Zeit argued in an editorial, when a country like Britain — whose closeness to the United States has been stressed in coverage of the affair — forgets the difference between journalism and terrorism.

"The secular ideologue might be largely content with brooking no dissent, through the dictum I am right, you are wrong," he argued in a recent lecture, "but the ultimate ambition of the fanatic within the theocratic order is I am right, you are dead".

Now she's written a new book called "Right Is Wrong," in which she argues that the "lunatic fringe" of American conservatives have "hijacked" the country.