Sentence examples for be somewhere wrong from inspiring English sources

You may be somewhere wrong.

This week, another Tory managed to offend the pink vote: Philip Lardner, Conservative candidate for North Ayrshire and Arran, described homosexuality on his blog as "not normal", and said that most Britons considered it to be "somewhere between unfortunate and simply wrong".

And then there is the unfortunate circumstance that economics in the twentieth century was based on the theory that people make rational choices when given good information, a theory proved to be somewhere between spotty and completely wrong thanks to a revolution in behavioral economics, led by Nobel Prize winner Daniel Kahneman.

They must be somewhere.

Be somewhere quite.

Be somewhere near him.

Be somewhere alone.

There was no global outrage that innocent people whose only fault was being somewhere at the wrong place and time should never have to go that way or that their families should never be broken that way or that someone's sect or political background should never be a hyphen before feeling horrified at how their corpses burned on cement.

If the pain is somewhere else, you are doing something wrong.

Not being somewhere... glamorous".

"Boy, it's somewhere.