Examples of using Wrong-headed in English and their translations into Slovak
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It was wrong-headed, as she admits today.
The comparison with 1997 is wrong-headed.
That's a wrong-headed way of doing things.”.
Giving non-citizens a vote is simply wrong-headed.
Wrong-headed parental decisions hurt all of us.
I believe this is wrong-headed and leads to problems.
He explains why those conspiracy theories are completely wrong-headed.
How wrong-headed it is to strive after Mary's honor in a way that would dishonor her!
This is why the bail-out may work even if it is economically wrong-headed.
Unfortunately, its wrong-headed, defeatist, and doomed approach amounts to preemptively losing the war.
I have given it some considerable thought,and I have decided that this quest of yours is wrong-headed and most likely to prove fatal.
Comrades, as wrong-headed as many of its policies are, the IWW is a revolutionary union and the American Federation of Labor is not.
And one family starts backbiting the other,“They are wrong-headed people” and so does the other about the first.
The easily dispensed adage that'the poor's brains are different' is an all-too-easy, scary and simply wrong-headed approach.".
To forward this wrong-headed idea, an organization called the Conflicts Forum was founded in December 2004.
Hughey added,“The easily dispensed adage that‘the poor's brains are different' is an all-too easy, scary,and simply wrong-headed approach.”.
This is what is behind the wrong-headed assumption that, should we be wiped out today, something like us will inevitably return tomorrow.
DP: That aid dates back to the utterly different circumstances of the Egypt-Israel peace treaty of 1979 andbecame progressively more wrong-headed.
Ukraine if it is bent on pursuing a wrong-headed foreign policy, especially if its defense is not a vital interest for them.
It is precisely the innocuous nature of the two-light taxi solution that makes it so insidious-and why the Metropolitan Airports Commission should reconsider its wrong-headed decision.
There is no reason that the West has toaccommodate Ukraine if it is bent on pursuing a wrong-headed foreign policy, especially if its defense is not a vital interest.
This is a wrong-headed economic strategy of cost competitiveness and extreme fiscal austerity and it will set Europe on a declining path at a crucial moment in its history.
This tactic works because people have been educated to believe that anything Hitler and other Nazi leaders thought orsaid was malevolent, wrong-headed or evil, and that no reasonable or ethical person could hold similar views.
They happened as a result of wrong-headed policy, in particular the idea that governments could pick winners, and that governments should control the economy and make things happen through reallocating resources.
I am mindful, Mr. Cromwell, that there are some people-some wrong-headed, some biased peoplewho are still unwilling to accept the validity of my marriage to the Queen.
Does he continue to wreck his country's economy andcontinue Russia's isolation in pursuit of a wrong-headed desire to recreate the glories of the Soviet empire, or does he recognise that Russia's greatness does not depend on violating the territorial integrity and sovereignty of other countries?”?
Mr. Fagin did not seek to conceal his share in the catastrophe,but lamented with tears in his eyes that the wrong-headed and treacherous behaviour of the young person in question, had rendered it necessary that he should become the victim of certain evidence for the crown: which, if it were not precisely true, was indispensably necessary for the safety of him(Mr. Fagin) and a few select friends.
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.