| He perversely emphasized the differences rather than the similarities of timbre between instruments and even wrote an elaborate justification of this wrong-headedness. |
| These days, people think less of John Paul's contribution to the ending of the cold war, and more of his dogmatism, narrow-mindedness and sheer wrong-headedness. |
| Susser describes a model of resilience amidst socioeconomic deprivation, gender discrimination and the wrong-headedness of HIV denialism and anti-scientism. |
| But it is not the impracticality but rather the wrong-headedness of this pronouncements that I wish to explore. |
| But Bush threw it away with the stubborn wrong-headedness which has been the hallmark of his two terms in office. |
| The wrong-headedness of this was so great that the Pres. |
