Sentence examples for intensely wrong from inspiring English sources

She continued: "If parents can't see anything wrong in dressing up their children in 'Future Wag' T-shirts and letting them wear make-up, high heels and 'mini-me' sexy clothing, then something is intensely wrong in our society.

But I think I'd find it hard to disagree with the comment Helen Wright made at a conference for the Girls School Associationn earlier this week, that when little girls wear "Future WAG" T-shirts, and make-up, and high heels, there's "something intensely wrong".

Polly tells him he is so wrong, "We lived intensely.

You should keep eye contact to be respectful, but don't stare into her eyes so intensely that she gets the wrong message.

If someone feels so intensely that they've been wronged, and repeatedly bringing the misdeeds to the perpetrator's attention doesn't change his or her behavior, the "victim" should file a lawsuit.

That it was wrong to read so intensely that the world around you disappears.

From killer burger specials to grilled veggies to intensely good rice bowls, you really can't go wrong.

It's not bad or wrong to feel that Canadian glow so intensely, or to enjoy it.

The Labour grandee, now 96, told The Independent: "I disliked him intensely when we were fighting, because I felt he was raising the wrong issues and using the wrong arguments.

It is damaging and wrong to persist with the pretence that Alastair Campbell – an intensely committed New Labour partisan – is the same sort of animal as his deputy, Godric Smith.

As these intensely argued chapters show, the obvious answers are always alluring but frequently wrong.