Sentence examples for large wrong from inspiring English sources

Here, in lower Manhattan, the bus seems too large, wrong, a dinosaur lurching through the veering bicyclists and throngs of pedestrians, the construction cones and smoking manholes; a relic of a thing, a dirtied yellow shell, an empty chrysalis whose butterfly has flown the coop.

On one hand, if this threshold is too large wrong transformations may result in large LCP measure values.

In war we kill "strangers" who have not done us personal harm; they merely represent - by their uniform or simply by their presence in enemy territory - the large wrong we are attempting to eliminate.

Recognition of intersexes suggests that feminists (and society at large) are wrong to think that humans are either female or male.

Among many trans people, there is an implicit understanding that most trans-focused documentaries and feature films will get at least one large thing wrong about our experiences.

In his essay, called "Canaries in a Coal Mine," Turchin made a disturbing comparison: Mass murderers kill the same way soldiers do, without personal hatred for their victims but to right some large social wrong.

Morrow insists that evil is larger than wrong: "Evil suggests a mysterious force that may be in business for itself and may exploit human agency as part of a larger cosmic conflict".

However, if the pain is very intense or lasts for more than a day or two after your braces were installed or adjusted, contact your orthodontist to ensure that nothing larger is wrong.

Mr. Jacobs's belief that "the leadership choices will gain the support of the party at large" is dead wrong.

The case is also a quintessential example of the hideous consequences that can result when a killer remains at large because the wrong person has been imprisoned.

If the difference in the second term is too large, then the wrong contour point may be found.