Sentence examples for feels wrong for from inspiring English sources

It feels wrong for me to be too western or edgy.

(Despite the title, this feels wrong for Rose, who looks as if she were born in flats).

Amazingly, all this intense elaboration, often so Tharpian in its hyperbole, never feels wrong for the music; it even reveals how much is going on within a Bach solo.

It feels wrong for so many reasons that I'll try to explain them to you.

That feels wrong for a lot of reasons.

If you look at Carson replacing Paar or me replacing Letterman, it always feels wrong for a while.

Somehow it felt wrong for athletics' blue riband event to be met with such indifference.

Anything less than a seven-game World Series would have felt wrong for this most wondrous of baseball seasons.

In the past, the UK has been notorious for having ideas without successfully making money from them - probably a hangover from when making money somehow felt wrong for academics and researchers.

This trial, which was interrupted a year ago because preliminary results were so promising that it was felt wrong for anyone to be receiving a placebo in it, has shown that a widely used antiviral drug called tenofovir, both by itself and in combination with a second drug, emtricitabine, reduces the risk of catching the virus in both men and women.

I'll decide if I need lights!" Because I'd have felt wrong for not having had them on already.