Sentence examples for finding wrong from inspiring English sources

IN "Lobby Hero," Kenneth Lonergan's play here at the Schoolhouse, four people have a knack for finding wrong ways to do the right thing.

"At Least We Can Apologize" is divided into three sections, whose titles — "Finding Wrong," "Creating Wrong," and "Cultivating Wrong" — describe a surefire, if unmistakably cynical, business strategy.

At home, she had a way of finding the wrong people.

I'm having difficulty continuing with practicing with my dad in the car as he's always finding something wrong.

Doctors, finding nothing wrong, suggested psychiatric help, while members of his circle suspected him of being self-indulgent, even when his motor coördination began to falter.

He also makes a distinction between sexual desire and lust, finding nothing wrong with the former, promoters of the theology say.

He seemed annoyed at not finding anything wrong with the patient and as a parting word made a sarcastic remark about the patient's hair getting thin.

But instead Ms Andreadis endlessly returns to the confines of the series, seeking to examine almost everything in it, and is remorseless, if tolerant, in finding it wrong.

Cold-calling aimed at selling you double glazing or claiming you've won a holiday, are an everyday irritant, with their knack of finding the wrong moment to interrupt and their dogged determination not to take no for an answer.

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".

"A million has already been spent on finding the wrong answer and now they have another £5.5m to develop it," said Jonathan Rose, director of the New Queen's Hall Orchestra, who says his orchestra's proposals have been "rejected out of hand".