Sentence examples for wrong speech from inspiring English sources
It was the wrong speech to make," Alexander told the BBC on Saturday.
Lear's "I did her wrong" speech is a quietly devastating recognition of his own responsibility.
On another, the wrong speech was fed into the teleprompter, but Clinton simply adlibbed until the right text was found.
And Julia Louis-Dreyfus provided the first honest laugh, with her and Amy Poehler's "whoops, wrong speech" routine.
But if the Queen turns up a day late, in the wrong place with the wrong speech – blame Morley.
Garbled speech: wrong words or similar words substituted for what the child means.
In New York Times Co. v. Sullivan (1964), Brennan created the "right to be wrong"—the speech and press rule stipulating that even false statements about public officials should be entitled to protection under the First and Fourteenth Amendments of the Constitution of the United States unless "actual malice" could be demonstrated.
(This is celibacy essentially).. Abstain from wrong or harsh speech, so not only false speech as above, but insults, swearing, shouting, manipulating etc. Abstain from intoxicants, also as above.
And that view is wrong, some free speech advocates say.
Farage did not concede that his warning were wrong in his speech.
