Sentence examples for going terrifyingly wrong from inspiring English sources
As "The Year of the Flood" (McClelland & Stewart) unfolds its devastating tale against a backdrop in "the undefined near future," the eerie calm of its narration casts an even more unsettling gloss on a hyperreal canvas of a future still going terrifyingly wrong.
In this drama the seventh Doctor (played by Sylvester McCoy) and his young companions Hex and Ace are plunged into the late 80s, where history has gone terrifyingly wrong with the world trembling on the brink of a final terrible war.
Everything that could go wrong went wrong.
"Anything that could go wrong went wrong.
The likely consequence is to prove to them that something is grievously, terrifyingly wrong with their capacity for fact retention.
Saying, "I'm just having fun," is relationship code for, "There's something terrifyingly wrong with you".
The plan goes wrong – everything goes wrong.
"What can go wrong will go wrong.
However, surveys can easily go wrong.
