Sentence examples for wrong towards from inspiring English sources
Things went wrong towards the end.
On Tony Blair Lord Sewell claimed that the former Prime Minister went "seriously wrong" towards the end of his time in Parliament and claimed his decisions on Iraq were made "because he fell in love with George Bush".
Philip Dodd as ever was a clever, tetchy, questing mediator, and rightly, and King hardly put a foot wrong: towards the end Dodd had him concede that Pastor Terry Jones should not have been condemned for burning that Qur'an.
(v) The root of the weakness of the "peculiar/distinctive function" argument is that it is looking in the wrong direction, towards a metaphysical proposition concerning the nature of things, instead of towards what is intelligibly good as an opportunity, perhaps even the supreme opportunity, for me and anyone like me (any human being).
Unfortunately, they begin to swim in the wrong direction, towards sharks.
To censor and attack free speech, unpopular or otherwise, is a step in the wrong direction towards fascism.
Police, acting on a confusing bomb warning, herd shoppers the wrong way towards the parked car which explodes in a gruesome scene of maimed children and dying victims.
Debut single I Can Do No Wrong appeared towards the end of last year, and since then another track – the fuzzy, hazily punked-up Kelly – has materialised.
I am dismayed with Altschul's feelings about freshman year Pass/No Record, and I feel that his reasoning reflects what I consider to be the wrong attitude towards a university education.
When students or employees seem stressed out by a looming opportunity, help them shift their focus away from the disastrous possibilities of what might go wrong, and towards what they might learn from it instead.
Jenny Jones, a London Assembly Member for the Green Party said, "Allowing water cannon on the streets of London is a step in the wrong direction towards arming our police like a military force, and it goes against our great tradition of an unarmed police service.
