Sentence examples for definitely something wrong with from inspiring English sources

"There is definitely something wrong with me," John told me.

"There is definitely something wrong with this combination".

But there is definitely something wrong with me, because I do.

And there's definitely something wrong with "Dumb and Dumberer" (which, it should be said, the Farrellys had nothing to do with).

I said, 'Joe, are you all right?' He said, 'I'm just enjoying the moment.' I thought, 'There's definitely something wrong with him.' " During dessert, a waiter placed an elaborately folded napkin before her instead of the pastry she ordered.

There was definitely something wrong with him.

There is nothing inherently wrong with the children or wives of politicians seeking high office, but there is definitely something wrong when people start treating them as heirs to the throne rather than candidates.

I agree that there is definitely something wrong.

If even you don't like your music, then there's definitely something wrong.

"I think that people's perception in the past, and this is something that is definitely changing, is there must be something wrong with the quality of what those people at Lidl offer because they have such reasonable pricing in their stores".

Is something wrong with us?