Examples of using Wrong-headed in English and their translations into German
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Too, is wrong-headed.
For me, the idea's totally wrong-headed.
That's some wrong-headed shit, don't you think?
Either you're brave, or wrong-headed.
If the children are wrong-headed or the mother, this is the question?
The problem is that Russia's focus is wrong-headed.
I have been all wrong-headed about this.
The idea that we have to stay in the EU for our prosperity is wrong-headed.
Governments, too, are making hasty, wrong-headed decisions that deny consumers a choice.
The idea that Europe can seduce the occupier intogiving it a role in ending the occupation seems wrong-headed.
But pox on any captain who would ever be so wrong-headed as to malign a stoker!
Following the wild and wrong-headed world his color combinations of pink and turquoise, various forms and manifestations have arisen.
We need more European thinking instead of wrong-headed national egotism.
This megalomaniac and wrong-headed plan of the Aznar government aims to pipe water from the River Ebro over 900 kilometres down the coast to Southern Spain.
And, second, we should abandon outdated and wrong-headed notions of identity.
The attribution of guilt to one party is just as wrong-headed as, for example, making wild birds responsible for the spread of this disease, for which science has shown and demonstrated other causes.
Thus, to me, it is an unnecessary directive infringing basic rights, particularly of people of faith and conscience, and illustrates all that is over-reaching,meddling and wrong-headed within the EU.
The exchange controls and subsidies,"government monopolies, price controls, and Soviet-style economic planning",which Hanke calls"wrong-headed", are not the cause of inflation, but a way for the government to keep it under control.
By contrast, it would be wrong-headed to aim to reduce the surplus by specifically hampering the competitiveness of German enterprises, or by rolling out debt-financed public spending programmes that would temporarily continue to fuel demand in periods that already have high levels of production capacity utilisation, ie they would have a procyclical impact.
The idea that we can import large families from the Third World as a substitute for unborn Europeanchildren is based on a particularly pernicious and wrong-headed assumption, which is that we are the products of nurture and that Third World cultures are like overcoats that can be taken off at the port of entry and replaced with a European cultural overcoat that can be issued with residence and citizenship papers.