Sentence examples for leave wrong from inspiring English sources

"Nicky, there are men in the house," Gardner whispers one night, adding, "They're going to take what they want, and leave". Wrong.

Graham suggested that his friend read the "tea leaves" wrong in recent years by becoming a strident Trump critic without offering positive reinforcement.

As Robert Storr, dean of the School of Art and curator of the exhibition, noted on a walk-through the day before the show's Jan . 14opening, one of the hallmarks of Mr. Katz's work is its knack for leaving wrong impressions.

There are shades here of what happened in France in 2005, when leading socialists like Laurent Fabius and Arnaud Montebourg, decided they could trip up President Chirac and called for – and won - a No vote on the EU constitutional treaty referendum which Chirac was endorsing along with Socialist Party leaders who were left wrong-footed by the split.

The Royalists were left wrong-footed; Charles did not discover Essex's retreat for another 24 hours, during which the gap between the armies widened.

Don't overdo it on showing skin or else you might invite the wrong kind of attention or leave the wrong impression.

The reports that I'm about to leave are wrong.

Instead, he opted for highly specific language that could easily leave the wrong impression.

Everything a rookie does in camp is documented, and visits to the training room leave the wrong impression.

But the album closes with a pair of meandering if pretty ballads that leave the wrong aftertaste: the band's strength is raw energy, not ambience.

To the Editor: Jennifer Conlin's article "Cruise Lines Urged to Shrink Their Footprints" (Feb. 15) may leave the wrong impression about the industry's environmental commitment.