Sentence examples for kind of wrong from inspiring English sources
"It's just kind of wrong.
He's kind of right and kind of wrong.
("You've been falling short of golden, I've been every kind of wrong," he admits, on "Every Kind of Wrong").
Thus any kind of wrong move is like white open-toe shoes after Labor Day.
"If you come away from a show thinking, 'That was really technical,' that's kind of wrong," she said.
"It feels kind of wrong, not even watching the game you're here to cover," ESPN's Dave McMenamin admitted, one afternoon.
The piece opens with a kind of wrong-note, nasal fanfare, abruptly cut off.
"He does not appear to understand that reliance on the notion that the Constitution is a living, breathing document is precisely the kind of wrong-headed thinking about the Constitution that gave us Roe v. Wade, which legalized abortion across our nation, and Lawrence v. Texas, which decriminalized sodomy".
With this kind of wrong-headedness routinely tolerated – although it's possible Lawro just gets the gig for his hilarious one-liners – I don't think it is for the BBC to disabuse those of us clinging to the quaint notion that England might win the Euros.
I'm never going to get a raise if they continue with this kind of wrong-headed generosity!
"What we're seeing in this case is that they really are towing the line and defining a regime of very broad wire tapping – people who aren't even suspected of any kind of wrong-doing, without a warrant and then trying to stand in the way of the legal review of it".
