Sentence examples for finding something wrong from inspiring English sources
I'm having difficulty continuing with practicing with my dad in the car as he's always finding something wrong.
There is no doubt that he means himself, as he wanders in and out of rapping and singing, always finding "something wrong," and apologizing to someone who's been putting up with him for "way too long".
She worked hard in other subjects, too, but says, "My teachers were always finding something wrong with my writing or art".
(woman 18) Four women talked of their fear of finding something seriously wrong such as cancer.
Pressure to report There is a "need" to find something wrong with the patient, so findings, often insignificant or even "invisible" are reported in a language that is ambiguous but might be misinterpreted as something significant (local data).
"These guys doing the investigating were hell-bent on finding something Siegelman did wrong," Mr. Jones said.
"It feels like every agency and municipality on the Hudson has a boat, and they're all out there trying to justify themselves by finding someone doing something wrong.
Getting caught in act is not about finding people doing something wrong.
The findings indicate that something wrong probably originated inside the aircraft, a Boeing 747-200, said Kay Yong, the managing director of the Aviation Safety Council, the government agency here that is conducting the investigation.
The first time I started finding out that there was something wrong was in the 8th grade.
