Sentence examples for critically wrong from inspiring English sources

"A fire every week is a warning sign that something is critically wrong at the facility," he says.

Yet there was nothing critically wrong with the plane.

"In a heated moment, a critically wrong decision was made by our CEO," a spokesman for Treatwell wrote.

It is clear that there is something critically wrong: he appears to have absorbed the consciousness of the other two crew members, and is slowly mutating into a plant-like alien organism.

This doesn't mean that there is anything critically wrong with them.

He thought that Solzhenitsyn's achievements, especially "One Day" and "Gulag," were so great and his independence and integrity were so beyond judgment that to criticize him, even to engage his ideas critically, was wrong.

For another thing, the majority's argument that the Discover Bank rule will discourage arbitration rests critically upon the wrong comparison.

Rashid is the author of the Amazon #1 Bestseller in Islam, EXTREMIST, and the critically acclaimed The Wrong Kind of Muslim.

But Friedman and her colleagues at Rady have sped up the process to less than a week, making it much faster to identify what's wrong with critically ill babies so they can get the treatment they need to recover.

Ethics explores right and wrong by critically examining the reasons underlying different practices and beliefs.

The following is an excerpt from my critically acclaimed book The Wrong Kind of Muslim, which tells the story of a national hero and international icon--ignored.