Sentence examples for mentally wrong from inspiring English sources
"There is something mentally wrong with the way [women's] brains are wired," he wrote, echoing the Red Pill constitution.
"It is easy to imagine that you are cracking up, that there is something physically and mentally wrong with you during this time of grief," Rhatigan wrote.
Something is mentally wrong with me. 5. Re-establishing Contact.
There is something mentally wrong with the way their brains are wired, as if they haven't evolved from animal-like thinking.
I just went through it wrong mentally and hit it in the water.
As for the rest of you: is there a word you had mentally recorded with the wrong pronunciation for an embarrassingly long time?
When we talk to our kids as if they were mentally impaired, we are wrong.
I got hard, but mentally knew it was wrong to do anything he'd be leaving in a few days, and it'd only get complicated.
"There's nothing wrong with me mentally".
"He [his father] decided I had something wrong with me mentally.
It's produced a small body of "gay cinema" – examined in detail in this excellent essay by Lindsey Green-Simms and Unoma Azuah – in which homosexuals are almost always under the influence of witchcraft, mentally ill, or just plain wrong 'uns.
