Sentence examples for wrongheaded idea from inspiring English sources
I think the EHRC has a wrongheaded idea of fairness.
Women are equally vulnerable to the wrongheaded idea that climaxing from penetration alone is what's normal.
For a city as pedestrian-friendly as New Orleans, it is a stunningly wrongheaded idea.
"It's a totally wrongheaded idea that doesn't recognised the decades and centuries of systemic, institutional racism at all levels of the government.
This is an extreme and wrongheaded idea — Assange does not use violence to further a political aim — and in many ways ironic because WikiLeaks appears to be acting more like a conventional media organization with each successive project.
This dispels the wrongheaded idea that the second law mandates increasing disorder because poker players playing with fair decks will sometimes get dealt very good that is, very well-ordered hands.
Even the most wrongheaded ideas were interesting.
Unfortunately, in their haste for results, both Mr Bush's team and his Democratic rivals are pushing wrongheaded ideas.
On the issue of the "oxygen of publicity", I still believe that the best way to deal with malign or wrongheaded ideas is in open debate.
In the long-read Weekly Review, we consider why wrongheaded ideas such as the flat earth theory refuse to go away, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
The president and his aides will have to do some deft negotiating, and politicking, to secure a timely increase in the debt limit, while rebutting Mr. Boehner's wrongheaded ideas.
