Sentence examples for wrong with describing from inspiring English sources

Assery says, "I see nothing wrong with describing our program and its positive characteristics".

There is nothing wrong with describing a person as black or white or Jewish, just like there's nothing wrong with describing someone as having brown hair or a red shirt.

This past June, David told People that there was nothing wrong with his marriage, describing it as "a really great, beautiful relationship".

The vignettes were written to satisfy DSM-IV criteria and were validated by asking the professionals in the current study what was wrong with the person described.

She sets up several stages of investigation: first, establishing what was wrong with a person; second, describing the impact of the illness or disability given the way of life followed in that culture; and third, concluding what level of care would have needed.

"He's been trying to understand what's wrong with him," Lymberis said, describing Holmes as "in search, trying to find out what is the meaning of life and what the hell was happening to him".

But it would be wrong to describe Whelan as a writer concerned with historical gossip.

Something's definitely gone wrong with the way we describe it, though, because it's just known as a sandwich.

Marshy15 said there wasn't anything wrong with the system as described: "What do you want – quotas?

President Donald Trump totally chose the wrong word to describe his meeting with victims of the Las Vegas massacre.

Another excursion provides the surprising climax to an amusing side plot about Newton, who just doesn't get relativity and quantum theory and keeps pestering Einstein to explain what was so wrong with the clockwork world he described in the 17th century.