Sentence examples for may be amiss from inspiring English sources

Another is that something more serious may be amiss.

It was some of her own faithful readers who first suggested something may be amiss.

Only when puzzles repeatedly prove recalcitrant does the community begin to develop a sense that something may be amiss; the unsolved puzzles acquire a new status, being seen as anomalies.

Another possibility, the researchers allow, is that the molecular methods may be amiss.

Our findings agree with other published reports [ 20– 22] that women who have experienced a stillbirth had a gut instinct that things may be amiss with the pregnancy, sometimes well, prior to their baby's death.

Thus at the beginning of Chapter XV Of Paternal, Political and Despotic power considered together he writes: "THOUGH I have had occasion to speak of these before, yet the great mistakes of late about government, having as I suppose arisen from confounding these distinct powers one with another, it may not be amiss, to consider them together".

For the first time since the seven Gulf statelets joined together as a union in 1971, people are beginning to mutter rather quietly, for sure— whether there may be something amiss with the autocratic, opaque system that hitherto seemed to work so well behind closed doors.

Also ask for the seller's address and phone number; if they won't give it to you, there may be something amiss.

According to Armageddon, carrying on using your devices and living your life as if nothing is amiss may be the safest thing you can do, until you have a plan for escape.

"It is concerning that no action was taken; that it wasn't tells us something may have been amiss at the FSA".

Moreover, it appears that Atta drove him to the airport in Miami, another unusual circumstance suggesting that something may have been amiss.