Sentence examples for all that's wrong from inspiring English sources

Today, Bank of America is often held up as a symbol of all that's wrong with banking, from stick-it-to-'em fees to dubious home foreclosures.

Hall might be Exhibit A for all that's wrong with the presidential appointment process, except there are so many others just like her.

"The Syrian Bride" is not the first movie in which impenetrable borders become the symbol for all that's wrong in the Middle East.

If I didn't do it, I'd be in the pub every Friday afternoon complaining about all that's wrong in the world.

What's perplexing about this argument is that it seems to assume that investors are averting their eyes from all that's wrong with the current economy, and have driven stock prices up to unusually high levels.

Bettina Damiani, a project director at Good Jobs New York, a budget watchdog group that opposed the deal, said yesterday that the stock exchange pact "represented all that's wrong with corporate subsidies in New York".

How they represented all that was wrong with corporate America.

"All that is wrong with hedge funds," said one commenter.

"They went in for me," he said, smiling, as if that were all that were wrong.

To planners Moses may personify all that was wrong with urban redevelopment.

It presented all that was wrong with the show in one tidy episode.