Sentence examples for he has something wrong from inspiring English sources
"The most sensible theory is that he has something wrong with his leg and is staying out of the public eye while he receives treatment," Ishimaru said.
Zakayev had gone to the Red Cross hospital: 'I took my son there for an operation, he had something wrong with his foot.
If he does have something wrong, he may not know it".
In the Tea Room, she said, "Poor Terence He's always had something wrong with him... Did you know he was married?
"He's six-foot something, fit as a flea, good-looking - he's got to have something wrong with him.
"He [his father] decided I had something wrong with me mentally.
Everyone who worked there had something wrong with him.
A nameless commodity that had something wrong with it.
Every backpack might have something wrong with it.
He had something very wrong with him.
But either remorse or guilt is appropriate only if the agent properly believes that he has done something wrong (or failed to do something that he was all-things-considered required to do).
