Sentence examples for is somehow wrong from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schwarzman is suggesting that the market is somehow wrong, or wildly inefficient.

"I don't think either record is somehow wrong," said Dr. Holmes, who wrote a commentary accompanying the article in Science.

Her conclusion: the conventional wisdom that doctors should carefully keep their distance from patients is somehow wrong.

It would be really troubling, actually, if the lesson the public takes away from the Goldman-Abacus shenanigans is that betting against bubbles is somehow wrong to do.

"I've often felt that it is somehow wrong to have an engineer spend any time at all scrubbing his own toilet," he said.

"I sometimes have the impression that we Germans alone think we know what is right and that everyone else is somehow wrong".

Such adjustments would mean other astronomical observations are somehow wrong.

The idea of having a game tonight would have been somehow wrong".

So we grew up thinking that our geographical location was somehow wrong.

"He also added that this was not to say in any way that to have another faith – or no faith – was somehow wrong.

When nobody was looking, I kept stealing another scallop from inside the circular green hedge of broccoli, convinced that what I was doing was somehow wrong, and not caring.