Sentence examples for wrong to draw from inspiring English sources

But it would be wrong to draw this conclusion.

Others advised that Mr Miliband would be wrong to draw up a radical programme.

"It would be wrong to draw any conclusions so early in the trial," he said.

The researchers claimed it "would be wrong to draw strong inferences".

It would be wrong to draw comparisons but let's say he is progressing nicely".

"It's simply wrong to draw negative inferences from it," Mr. Crawford, a prominent Toronto lawyer, said.

This is the wrong lesson to draw from this case.

But that might be the wrong lesson to draw.

There is some truth in this picture, but it is nevertheless the wrong lesson to draw.

"It would be wholly wrong, however, to draw lessons from those unfortunate episodes for regulation of the press".

America's history of racial injustice looked as potent as ever.That would be the wrong conclusion to draw.