Sentence examples for become wrong with from inspiring English sources

Be that as it may, Canetti hated TS Eliot, whose poetry and reputation were indicative of all that had become wrong with England since the centuries of its cultural glory: "I was witness to the fame of someone like Eliot.

The recursion direction can occasionally become wrong.

At times swagger itself becomes wrong.

Northern Ireland can finally become part of the Irish Republic (what could possibly go wrong with that?).

Some of them became "wrongs," while others became "greater wrongs".

Silas added: "It's become, 'What's wrong with Riley?' But I think it's much more simple than that.

"What has become so terribly wrong with our country?" asks Lea Lane in The Huffington Post.

In their own words, this is how a tiny island floating in between Queens and the Bronx became synonymous with everything wrong with America's criminal justice system.

Back on the ground, there's a certain inevitability that more people will continue to defy the Border Force Act; being a part of something so wrong becomes intolerable with time.

He quotes one government supporter as saying: "The shah has become a symbol of everything wrong with Iran, that is why people want him out.

In the meantime, the country's attitude toward the chain has grown more fraught: among some people, it has become a symbol of everything wrong with the way we eat.