Sentence examples for indeed something wrong from inspiring English sources
Ms. Sardone contends that there is indeed something wrong with the air, and the small office's squabble over her mask became big news today when reported by The Star-Ledger and The Associated Press.
I've let them think they were right, that there is indeed something wrong with sadness and grief.
Indeed, if shame is the idea or concept that "there is something wrong with me" or "there is something wrong with who I am," the idea or concept or philosophy of "shame resilience" implies necessarily that one is resilient to the idea that there is indeed something wrong with you (even if it is something to be "coped" with).
It seems to me that there is indeed something deeply wrong.
Indeed, something is wrong.
No doubt, Piper and others who would take advantage of this tragedy to tout a god many no longer believe in do indeed have something wrong with their heart.
Do you want your kid to think, indeed know, that there is something wrong with them?
By urp I mean just getting something wrong — and then conceding, as evidence rolls in, that you did indeed get it wrong: "Urp!
Look longer, something wrong.
There was something wrong".
