Sentence examples for wrong to explore from inspiring English sources

"The reason many women don't like porn is because they are filled with shame about their own bodies, they feel it's wrong to explore their own sexual pleasure".

But ethicists bring clarity and richness in argumentation, distinctions and nuance – they go beyond the generic "right" and "wrong" to explore what is permissible or impermissible, obligatory or supererogatory (desirable but beyond the call of duty).

But it shouldn't be wrong to explore, respectfully.

As it is nothing wrong to explore better algorithms for gene expression analysis, my major concerns here are several folds.

There are many different reasons people visit galleries, museums and heritage sites – and there's no right or wrong way to explore them.

Something had to be done, the cabinet minutes noted: "Although experience suggested that any British initiative on Northern Ireland was likely to raise unjustified expectations and fears in the province and thereby make matters worse, the present situation there was so bad that it would be wrong not to explore the possibilities of a change".

I had been fascinated by the experience and although I knew it was wrong I wanted to explore more.

There are pros and cons to a committed monogamous relationship, and there's nothing wrong with wanting to explore a bit before settling down.

Even the deliberately map-less traveller cannot go wrong using it to explore the city.

IS THAT SO WRONG?" Do we have time to explore why it's apparently OK to say that kind of thing about a man but not about a woman?

If so many government experts were so adamantly certain that the administration was in the wrong, it behooved the filmmakers to explore why they did not make their dissent clearer at the time.