Sentence examples for clearly amiss from inspiring English sources

Something is clearly amiss.

In this tableau, here in a haven for retirees, something is clearly amiss.

Something was clearly amiss when the gap in valuation was so wide between two prominent players of the caliber of A.I.G.

WHEN an oil company's chief executive has to abandon his headquarters to take direct charge of the firm's main oil field, something is clearly amiss.

Johnson will forever merit respect as an outstanding Test forward but when his own players openly start to question his tactical judgment something is clearly amiss.

The mission-control staff themselves sent it a self-destruct order when something was clearly amiss.SpaceX and Orbital are the only American outfits that ferry supplies to the International Space Station.

To many Germans today, something clearly is amiss, but it has nothing to do with cannibalism, even though a recent case, in which a man killed and ate an eagerly assenting victim, attracted a great deal of notice.

Mr Davis won wide notice for running a "post-racial" campaign, but there's clearly something amiss with the system if a black candidate is required to eschew black organisations to run a race-neutral campaign; obviously no one would think of demanding that a white candidate eschew the support of white ones.

Something clearly was amiss.

Clearly, something was amiss.

Clearly, something is amiss with our values and priorities.