Sentence examples for emotionally wrong from inspiring English sources
They're not emotionally wrong: we almost always know where we are in the story.
After all, it's the sentiment expressed that is universal, not the individual words being used to carry it, and, as Revathi warns, "translations may be linguistically correct and emotionally wrong".
He's such a rolling stone and she's so emotionally wrong that I don't think it's going to work.
The German pole vaulter Yvonne Buschbaum is quitting athletics to have hormone therapy after deciding she was "emotionally in the wrong body".
Michele Bachmann's statement that the founders "worked tirelessly" to end slavery was only factually wrong; emotionally it was a perfect rendering of the past to which most Americans — even those who know otherwise — subscribe out of emotional necessity.
Emotionally, it's wrong" — people just want to know who they're doing business with.
"There is no wrong answer emotionally," Mr. Cahill said.
Then putting that with drugs, going out, dancing, sometimes that spins you completely the wrong way emotionally, so you see that tornado of events… I've learned on the job, and I witnessed Vicki (Lol) going through her bad time, and I learned from her.
You are mean, wrong, and emotionally abusive".
I know I have to get it right the first time". Even when love goes right, a lot can and does go wrong at these emotionally charged celebrations.
