Sentence examples for wrong to remember from inspiring English sources

The victims of Thatcher's economic policies, and there were many, are not wrong to remember her differently.Trevor Bant VancouverJustice for CambodiaSIR – Your obituary on Ieng Sary, the foreign minister in Cambodia's Khmer Rouge regime, concluded that the UN-backed tribunal in Cambodia has "convicted only one person, and moved so achingly slowly that it was never going to catch him" (April 6th).

It would be as wrong, however, to remember Denning as a judicial Alf Garnett as it would be to remember him as a beacon of judicial virtue.

It is too simplistic and very wrong to try to remember Graham as only a slick, elusive mover.

He's wrong; what we need to remember is what America is, and ought to be.

The same way many intelligent people are probably going wrong in 1998: By failing to remember that capitalism is, almost by definition, a system of excesses and self-corrections.

From 1979 to 2013, for instance, among households with children in the bottom fifth, the rise in market income was 44percentt.** This figure is not wrong, but it is important to remember that CBO includes non-earners in these estimates.

They teach us what is real, they prove what is wrong, and they force us to remember.

In other words, pull an all-nighter, and you're more likely to remember the wrong answers for those exam questions. .

It's you, at a pub quiz, the wrong side of 40, trying to remember the names of the presenters of Sunday Brunch.

While you have a right to remember past wrongs, true forgiveness means you also do not bring up something you say you forgave again and again.

A quarter of a century on, nobody seems to remember what went wrong last time.