Sentence examples for is truly wrong from inspiring English sources

"Finding out what is truly wrong and not what the customer thinks is wrong is the tough part," Mr. Artner said.

Marge becomes worried that something is truly wrong with him.

If a kid leaves a college for a partner, then something is truly wrong as partners should want the best for their significant others.

The big question, if the Spearses are successful in getting her to cooperate is — what is truly wrong with their daughter?

Recently a client asked me how to tell the difference between the natural anxiety a person has when they're moving forward into something new and the gut instinct that something is truly wrong for them.

'It's truly wrong.

Based on her observations, she called the doctor to recommend additional tests which led to them finding out what was truly wrong.

"I don't believe there is truly anything wrong with what I did and with what he was doing," West told The Post last night after she was released.

Shaftesbury's "sense of right and wrong" is truly a sentiment, but it is a sentiment that accurately represents an objective reality i.e., a reality that is independent of human sentiments.

If belief in a caring God makes it better, there's truly nothing wrong with that, provided you keep your beliefs within the bounds of rationality.

And he is truly thankful for his accolades, don't get him wrong.