Sentence examples for finds so wrong from inspiring English sources

Of course, this difference between Leibniz and Spinoza is largely attributable to Leibniz's adherence to what Spinoza finds so wrong: the anthropomorphic conception of God and the attendant distinction between divine intellect and will, which is what allows for God's supposed contemplation of non-existent possibles.

What about this version of the poem did Melville find so "wrong" that he wished it suppressed?

You've said you founded The Yard because you felt disillusioned with the state of British theatre – what did you find so wrong and how did that spur you on?

"He found so many things wrong, including water damage, mold in the cellar, electricity that needed to be upgraded and a lot of other things," Mr. Malanyck said, "that the buyer lowered the price we had agreed on from $103,000 to $93,000".

He avoids doctors, I think on the belief that, if he were to visit one, the doctor might find so many things wrong that he would be sent to the hospital and come out in a wheelchair, or an old man dependent on a cane.

Investing tax dollars promoting a lifestyle many Americans of faith find so deeply objectionable is wrong".

Investing tax dollars promoting a lifestyle many Americas of faith find so deeply objectionable is wrong.

"I really like to toy with romanticism, because I find romanticism so wrong".

Even the office of the Comptroller of the Currency found nothing so wrong with that attitude that an action could be brought against the bank.

But it is another to shift to the right to win the middle in an era in which voters in the center found the right so wrong.

On a lighter note Paul Taylor throws in a riff: "Ever have an idea of what someone looks like from their voice, then find out you were just so wrong?