Sentence examples for appeared wrong from inspiring English sources
Something appeared wrong with Hernandez from the start, when he took his time joining his teammates on the field after the national anthem.
The goalkeeper could perhaps have done better but appeared wrong footed and could not get his hands to the ball, ending up deflecting it into the net off his leg.
She said public accountability had been replaced by a "destructive accountability" in which a lack of political honesty about the limits of child protection was compounded by a desire to blame and punish frontline professionals for sound judgments that only appeared wrong in hindsight.
For once the Scottish Government appeared wrong-footed by Scottish Labour, something that hasn't really happened in more than eight years.
The former Maryland governor also appeared wrong-footed when – in the opening minutes of Saturday night's debate – Clinton and Sanders quickly dispatched any dispute over his campaign's breach of her campaign's voter data.
That belief now appears wrong.
But the problem about Hunt's jaunty phrasemaking is not that it now appears wrong.
But the commonplace about Sonia Delaunay appears wrong on the evidence of this show.
But when I scaled back to the original size something else would appear wrong.
But he appears wrong in saying that that 70 percent of the state's youth have drug problems.
