Sentence examples for much amiss from inspiring English sources

"It seems to me that in the light of the commitments given, any attempt to write Mrs Thatcher out of the proceedings will be taken much amiss and we shall have a juicy little story in the gossip columns.

There is something very much amiss!

Yet in 375 an observer looking around would not have seen much amiss.

Yet, if you didn't know about the technical malfunction, you wouldn't have noticed too much amiss in the final quarter.

He told the Pollard review: The idea of an ex-chairman of the Conservative party phoning up about a programme which was going to be about senior Thatcher-era Conservatives was, I thought, something that could be taken very much amiss.

Clearly something is very much amiss here.

Capitalism doesn't want you to concentrate - you might notice that much is amiss.

At closer range, however, much was amiss — especially for Scott, who transforms from an eccentric child into a dangerous, mentally unstable addict who wrecks cars, hurts himself and others, and often lands in jail.

Sprinkled about are signs that much more is amiss.

It says much about what's amiss with Broadway's new stage version of the film that it doesn't send us home with the image of a joyous man singing and dancing.

If you are serving it with ham, however, a little grating of zest on top to serve wouldn't go amiss, as much for the colour as anything else.