Sentence examples for wrongly reinforced from inspiring English sources
The idea of evolution as progress - culminating with the emergence of a "more evolved" species (Homo sapiens) - is wrongly reinforced by social images of distorted evolutionary trees and of linear progressions of hominin species, constantly provided in books, web-sites, commercials, cartoons, and (regrettably) museum exhibitions too.
It was the equivalent of taking a bullet for the country, because the rule of law is most reinforced when -- even though it may have been imposed wrongly or with bias -- the recipient of the judgment accepts it, and the system behind it, as final and legitimate.
Rightly or wrongly, Mr Bush is suspected of keeping his testing options open to build new nuclear weapons, not tinker with old ones.Either way, the promised test-ban helped win indefinite extension of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, which Mr Bush wants to see reinforced.
was the floor reinforced?
The business reinforced this.
"Pay policies reinforced that".
They reinforced each other.
Outsiders reinforced this view.
It is socially reinforced.
Porn just reinforced this.
Their specialty: reinforced concrete.
