Sentence examples for just a bit wrong from inspiring English sources

They happen, usually, when something has gone just a bit wrong.

If I'd got it just a bit wrong, I might have just tried to adjust a little.

Pen doesn't seem to think so, and delights in telling Triss that she is "getting everything just a bit wrong.

At his peak he was – or is – a player who, should you get it just a bit wrong, will butcher you without remorse.

Not just a bit wrong; not just round-the-edges, straighten-things-up-a-bit-and-everything-will-be-OK wrong, but horribly, monumentally wrong.

When I looked at my packing for my trip to Rio, one of the most exciting cities in one of the most exciting countries on Earth, famed for its beaches and its nightlife, it seemed just a bit wrong.

It often just goes a bit wrong... I've told my band to just start playing whenever I go too far.

It just feels a bit wrong.

The problems, of which there are many, include: the fact that all the dinosaurs just look a bit wrong; that crane flies (the insect in the trailer) are not the same as mosquitoes (the insect they're presumably meant to be); and that there should generally be lots more feathers onscreen.

Like so much else here, from the menu to the email saying, "We'll require this table back at 21.00", they just got it all a bit wrong.

"Maybe she judged the straight a bit wrong and I just saw the gap and just went for it because that's my cue.