Sentence examples for main wrong from inspiring English sources

And I felt like I was the main wrong one because I was the one dealing her the work.

The BBC's main wrong note, though, came with the jingoism and sentiment that provided the backdrop to almost every day's play.

The public apology of a celebrity or a political figure may employ the third person ("Mistakes were made") or the future tense ("I will apologize"), and it may occur months, weeks or decades after the infraction or focus on something other than the main wrong (e.g., an apology for the word used rather than for the insult itself).

"Since they decided not to talk to me they got the personalities of all the main characters wrong," says Schiller from his office in Boca Raton, Florida.

The main things wrong with traditional Medicare are what it does not cover: prescription drugs and most preventive health services, for example.

But the main thing wrong with Roberts's piece is the assumption that people like me are just mirror images of people like him: Krugman is a Keynesian because he wants bigger government.

However, his contention that the amendment's proponents are somehow unaware of the religious implication and do not truly mean to raise the status of the flag to that of a sacred object is, in the main, dead wrong.

The main thing wrong with hedge funds, apart from limited liquidity and murky disclosures, is their fees.

Rapid agricultural advances in the 19th Century proved his main premise wrong, because food production generally more than kept pace with the growing population.

Two main things are wrong with WWF's approach.

We believe that the fight against Al Qaeda is the central battle for this generation, but Mr. Bush's claim that Iraq is the main front is wrong.