Sentence examples for be seriously wrong from inspiring English sources

Luckily, nothing turned out to be seriously wrong.

Their concern that something might be seriously wrong coalesces when they observe his distracted behavior at a day care center.

In this case, the measurements of n and m are no longer representative of the in situ conditions and estimates of the water saturation may thus be seriously wrong.

By Wednesday, a general sense of unease at the BBC began to crystalise into a realisation that something might be seriously wrong.

"If unemployment rates continue to spiral upward in New York, and you didn't see an increase in welfare, something would be seriously wrong.

And I don't think polytemporality is exactly on the table either, because that would still be too prone to historicist attack (which would resemble the charge against structuralism, I think – but I might be seriously wrong).

Something is seriously wrong.

Something was seriously wrong.

Nothing was seriously wrong.

Perhaps something was seriously wrong.

They thought something was seriously wrong.