Sentence examples for all the wrong kinds from inspiring English sources

But sometimes these magazines kick up all the wrong kinds of attention.

Now, he's drawing all the wrong kinds of attention for a comment he made in an interview with MTV last week.

And if you are you will attract all the WRONG kinds of attention.

When the two were barely teenagers, we had moved to Oregon in the wake of a divorce that had flattened them more than I could have seen back then: their father and I vied for our children's loyalties until the girls were spun into confusion and grief, until they were left raw and open to all the wrong kinds of rebellion.

There's nothing scarier than a believer that so earnestly follows all the wrong kinds of fucked up-ness.

If you've ever found yourself craving all the wrong kinds of foods on days when you're tired and short on rest, there's a reason for that: Sleep and appetite are deeply connected.

But as two of the nation's highest profile meets continue to court all the wrong kind of attention, the need for answers is becoming critical.

"Wild Wild West," a hugely expensive action-spoof directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, has all the wrong kind of energy.... What "American Pie" betrays is not good taste but any notion that privacy could matter to these kids or to us.

So in January, when visiting surgeons were repairing fistulas and a patient needed a blood type that had run out, two volunteers were hastily rounded up and hustled off to the blood bank, a three-room building with a refrigerator that held a dozen or so bags of blood, all the wrong kind.

But, once again, our success brought us all the wrong kind of attention.

Of course, food continues to be fetishized; organic food has been commodified; the federal government subsidizes almost all of the wrong kinds of food production; supermarkets peddle way too much nonreal food ("junk food" or, to use my mother's word, "dreck"); and weight-loss diets still discourage common-sense eating.