Sentence examples for bit wrong with from inspiring English sources

There's something a little bit wrong with all of that.

What was (a bit) wrong with that book: 1.

However well-meaning tax and regulatory initiatives in the laggard states may have been when they were conceived and levied, they have had unintended consequences that have led to economic underperformance and job destruction.There's quite a bit wrong with these paragraphs.

"So more issues do arise — like whether there's something a little bit wrong with the neighborhood, or the elevator is going to make too much noise next to your apartment, or is the lobby so frequently used that it will be loud, or is the roof going to be too crowded".

There's quite a bit wrong with real estate in Brazil, according to QuintoAndar founder and CEO Gabriel Braga.

But he ignored his new image, almost baffled by the acclaim he drew, and continued to make the case that a world in which the richest 400 have the same wealth as the poorest 2 billion is probably a bit wrong, and could do with putting right.

It's all just that little bit wrong, then – the wanton juxtaposed with the more dowdy – and seems relevant and, more importantly, no less beautiful for that.

It seems to be a bit wrong".

Not a little bit wrong, not debatably wrong demonstrably and conclusively wrong.

And it gets the crucial bit wrong.

It just feels a bit wrong.