Sentence examples for always in the wrong from inspiring English sources

And you're always in the wrong place.

The windows were always in the wrong place, or something.

For them, women are always in the wrong.

"THE weather is like the government," wrote Jerome K. Jerome, "always in the wrong".

"No matter what we do, how hard we try, we are always in the wrong".

He searched for a substitute, nearly always in the wrong places.

"It's like always being in the wrong".

However, both the causes of the crisis and its illustrations are almost always sought in the wrong places.

It spite of the banks records of deposit in our favor, we somehow got the idea of money always flowing in the wrong direction.

Cather is a 20th-century writer — a contemporary of Hemingway, Faulkner and Fitzgerald — who seems to belong to the 19th; she's always looking in the wrong direction, gazing backward at her hardscrabble pioneer childhood, romanticizing a vanished past.

Apollo, with the pull of his eyes and the arc of his hand, swung around my attention like a gooseneck lamp, so that it always pointed in the wrong direction.