Sentence examples for a wrong aspect from inspiring English sources

First it was teens, then it was celebrities, and then – a good month after the first boom and bust of the Ice Bucket Challenge had shattered in the wind – your mum did it, in a wrong aspect ratio video, out on the patio and up on your Facebook feed.

It was a faded CRI or low con 35 element that they put out in the wrong aspect ratio with horrible color and distorted, going from scope to spherical.

To Posada, it seems, talking about his hitting emphasizes the wrong aspect of his game.

I cannot help but feel, however, that people have been taken by the wrong aspect of the story.

Shocking at first pass, Dirac captured what is now a common sentiment: when a beautiful equation seems at odds with nature, the fault may lie not with the maths, but in applying it to the wrong aspect of nature.

In essence, these readers believed The Times gave too little prominence to the story initially in Saturday's paper and placed emphasis on the wrong aspect of the situation – the apology and the politics rather than the problem itself.

But it also highlights the wrong aspect of our careers.

Then film plays in wrong aspect ratio and Grand Lumiere almost rioted.

But it then became clear the film was playing in the wrong aspect ratio.

Movie stopped". The Telegraph's Robbie Collin wrote: "Cannes making an A+ case for the primacy of the cinema experience by projecting the first ten mins of Okja in the wrong aspect ratio". Blogger Elena Lazic said: "That didn't start well.

3. Then Again Or perhaps we're focusing on the wrong aspect of John Tortorella's presentation.