Sentence examples for wrong of both from inspiring English sources

Torre said of the argument: "It was sort of wrong of both parties, and that might have been why the umpire didn't do anything.

Instead of blaming the other person entirely or shouldering all the blame yourself, acknowledge the wrongs of both sides and forgive both sides.

I was wrong on both counts, of course, because he left of his own accord.

With prices of Treasuries roaring as emerging- market debt plunged, the "hedges" were a disaster as folks found themselves on the wrong side of both of their trades.

"Hint Fiction: An Anthology of Stories in 25 Words or Fewer," edited by Robert Swartwood, is on the wrong side of both of these rules, yet it's an interesting, often thrilling collection, not because it rewards our shrinking attention spans, but because the best of these stories transcend the gimmick and are complete, elegant moments of fiction.

The sharp decline was later attributed to the fact that several hedge funds were on the wrong side of both crude oil and bonds.

"Law & Order's" Linus Roache is on the wrong side of both when he guest stars as the villain of the week on "The Blacklist". 10 p.m. NBC.

Justice Scalia, who you would imagine is a deep student of history and the law, has chosen to be on the wrong side of both.

Idolatry of food was wrong: unfair both to the ingredients and to God.

"He was funny," I say, which sounds wrong to both of us the moment it is out because Rob was never a guy who always had to be on.

Soon after, Senator John McCain — no stranger to both the wrong of painful coercion and the need for antiterror intelligence — strongly denounced the procedure as "exquisite torture".