Sentence examples for feeling wrong from inspiring English sources
The phrase "feeling wrong" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe a sense of discomfort or uneasiness about something. Example: After the argument, I couldn't shake the feeling that something was wrong between us.
As a vocal male feminist, I'm not used to feeling wrong.
Having played a part in his father's exit, Darryl Strawberry said in a 1992 autobiography written with Art Rust Jr., left him feeling "wrong, shameful, guilty, and I have not not been able to see things clearly since".
The piano-led, self-censuring Bosco is lovely, and despite a title taken from James Frey's druggy novel, A Million Little Pieces ("When I was feeling wrong, I used to go and write a song from my heart, but now I feel I've lost my spark") is brutal and touching.
Hamilton is out to prove that growing feeling wrong and will doubtless produce some typically spectacular results along the way.
And I so needed a break from feeling wrong.
I have spent many years feeling wrong and kept central parts of me hidden.
And before too many months, even those who are feeling wronged may well be caught up in the next act.
The Bush Administration's reputation for never letting the outside world know what it's thinking is well deserved, but it's a safe bet that last week it was feeling wronged about Enron.
By Nicholas Lemann The Bush Administration's reputation for never letting the outside world know what it's thinking is well deserved, but it's a safe bet that last week it was feeling wronged about Enron.
I can relate to feeling wronged by porta-potties.
This resulted in me having an endless amount of self-doubt where I felt bad for even feeling wronged in the first place.
