Sentence examples for might be amiss from inspiring English sources

Didn't they notice as she reached, oh, 220 pounds that something might be amiss?

Still, on the valley floor, where the great majority of visitors go, only the faintest tinge of gray in the sky suggested something might be amiss.

It has a huge number buttons and a special "SOS" button for notifying folks back home that something might be amiss.

named for the question asked by a curious visitor to New York who had seen bankers' and brokers' boats in the harbor and thought something might be amiss.

They also produce evidence that the university was monitoring radiation levels, though no indication was given to the staff that anything might be amiss.

Realising something is not quite right with the town's environment, our bearded and environmentally conscious hero begins to examine what might be amiss.

Edits mightn't be amiss, but in a way the too-muchness of this stew of movement snippets, singing and speaking was the pleasure.

With the most important Presidential campaign since 1928 less than a year away it might not be amiss to pause, like Clinton W. Gilbert, Mark Sullivan, Frank Kent, Samuel G. Blythe, and other political observers, and take stock of the situation.

One reason that no one in the United States suspected there might be something amiss was the sheer magnitude of the risks he took.

Nor did his combative behavior and ever increasing volume of provocative e-mail messages to friends and colleagues raise a suspicion that something might be seriously amiss.

But, like the quiet sobs of Apu crying on the roof undercutting the happy ending, there still might be something amiss about Ovechkin's production – at least according to the internet.