Sentence examples for more like wrong from inspiring English sources
This generates much of the humor – you can see old pulp covers where the artist obviously had a very shallow appreciation of the text – Sherlock Holmes looking more like James Dean, wrong costume, wrong setting etc.
Now they look even more like the wrong targets.
"That's not even close!" More like £5m? "Wrong direction, man!" How much then?
"When you're more liked by the other team than your own team, something is wrong," Woodward said.
The President and his apologists admit to little more than euphemisms like "wrong" or "inappropriate" conduct.
The current accepted wisdom that to succeed, universities should be more like businesses is dead wrong.
The river was wrong (more like the Rhine than the Delaware).
No, that's wrong, more like fight like a Swan". Ex-midfielder Bodde wore number six at Liberty Stadium during a stint peppered by injury.
It's looking more and more like I might be wrong.
Why can't you be more like us?" "What's wrong with the way I am?" asked Helen.
