Sentence examples for wrong remarks from inspiring English sources

There was no sense of chronology, no unity and no analysis, unless you count such profoundly wrong remarks as "I don't particularly like Farage," (says Smith, cheerfully) "but he is a consummate performance artist", or "America is founded on an idea of free speech – this land is your land, this land is my land and that's what every American thinks".

The kids seem more frightened than curious, worried that the wrong remark might spell trouble.

Very soon Millie gets engaged to another man, Lil questions her about him and makes the wrong remark, whereupon Millie gets very angry and walks out.

Cameron probably thought he wasn't doing it when he made his "divisive, stupid and wrong" remark about Trump's anti-Muslim comments during PMQs – or that it didn't matter much.

Their encounter was filmed as Mann branded Livingstone a Nazi apologist, told him he had "lost it" and that he needed help over the "factually wrong, racist remarks".

Now, don't get me wrong: The remarks made by Pope Francis absolutely do represent a stunning change in tone from his intensely homophobic predecessors, Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI.

"It is the right place at the wrong time," remarked Der Spiegel magazine online.

Whether or not you agree or disagree with Madson, there's certainly nothing wrong with his remarks, or having a healthy debate about the possible "legitimate and strictly administered" use of HGH.

Woods called Garcia's remark "wrong, hurtful and clearly inappropriate".

Tiger Woods has called Sergio Garcia's "fried chicken" remark "wrong, hurtful and clearly inappropriate".

The idea that if we don't say a certain thing, or do not do such a thing, be considerate with the enemy and their hostility will decline, is a wrong idea," he remarked on September 28.