Sentence examples for are somehow wrong from inspiring English sources

Such adjustments would mean other astronomical observations are somehow wrong.

"I mean, part of what I was trying to say to that group in San Francisco was, 'You guys need to stop thinking that issues like religion or guns are somehow wrong,' " he continued.

Both times I watched Chronic, my instinctive thought was that these bodies are somehow wrong; that somehow they have been misrepresented; that they are not supposed to look this way.

We have been afraid to face these aspects of ourselves because of our judgment that we are somehow wrong or bad for having feelings of bigotry, or superiority.

It sends a message out there when young women's bodies are criticized in the media that we are somehow wrong, and if I can shield young women from that message and somehow protect them, that's just become my life mission of late.

In elaboration, Obama added, "I mean, part of what I was trying to say to that group in San Francisco was, 'You guys need to stop thinking that issues like religion or guns are somehow wrong.'" If Obama had so exhorted, I would never have had that shock moment of distress because he was inferring the opposite.

The idea of having a game tonight would have been somehow wrong".

Mr. Schwarzman is suggesting that the market is somehow wrong, or wildly inefficient.

So we grew up thinking that our geographical location was somehow wrong.

"I don't think either record is somehow wrong," said Dr. Holmes, who wrote a commentary accompanying the article in Science.

Her conclusion: the conventional wisdom that doctors should carefully keep their distance from patients is somehow wrong.