Examples of using Wrongheaded in English and their translations into Greek
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Very wrongheaded thinking….
We think that's wrongheaded.”.
He's a bit wrongheaded but… got something all the same.
We think that's wrongheaded.”.
But it would be wrongheaded to assume that official academia will be of any help in this endeavor.
Yes, exactly! Total wrongheaded….
It is hard to imagine anything more wrongheaded than last week's decision by the Nobel Committee to award its Peace Prize to the European Union.
That seems to be a very wrongheaded policy.
If this is truly going to be the administration's strategy,then it is deeply wrongheaded.
Wrongful birth or wrongheaded view?
And that's because, from the beginning, his approach was wrongheaded.
I have embarked on many a wrongheaded quest in my time.
Revelation's image of the cosmic woman brands all such myths as wrongheaded.
This is where Brooks drops off from a relatively mainstream(if often wrongheaded) discussion about Egypt's messed-up political institutions and dips into something disgraceful.
It's unfortunate because it's so wrongheaded.
Congressman, if you don't mind my saying so,your position on nuclear weapons… It's wrongheaded.
Those people up there, they may be rude, they may be pushy,they may have come to some wrongheaded conclusions about Batman and Robin.
But the idea that if this bias couldbe overcome the issue would or should disappear is wrongheaded.
But sometimes in the telling common phrases orclichéd ideas that are based on outdated or wrongheaded assumptions and are inherently toxic.
Moreover, education policies crafted without teacher involvement are bound to be wrongheaded.
And I'm not gonna let you ruin a romance that we're both clearly enjoying a lot because of some wrongheaded notion you have of what constitutes a marriage.
This Counterclockwise study conducted by Professor Langer demonstrated that the biomedical model of the day- that the mind andbody are on separate tracks- was wrongheaded.
A stubborn standoff is playing out this week between a nearly bankrupt Greece and the wrongheaded European partners it needs to pay its bills.
The field of child psychiatry became concerned about this and wanted to correct it, butthe fix in DSM-5 was exactly wrongheaded.
On the other hand, intellectual honesty is andI try to call it as I see it, however wrongheaded my ideas and analyses may be.
So hoping that the laws of physics will explain one particular number, 93 million miles,well that is simply wrongheaded.
There are legitimate arguments for and against this deal, butthere was one argument expressed in this story that was so dangerously wrongheaded about the real threats to America from the Middle East.
But even the idea of turning into a lobbying group pursuing a specific reformist agenda is wrongheaded.
While Shishkin and Khudiakov agreed that Stalin's policies-including the entire program of forced industrialization and collectivization-were wrongheaded, they disagreed over the legitimacy of"Soviet power" itself.
To Langer, this was evidence that the biomedical model of the day- that the mind andthe body are on separate tracks- was wrongheaded.