Sentence examples for nothing actually wrong from inspiring English sources
"There's nothing actually wrong with her.
There is nothing actually wrong with "cleaved", but it is an opportunity missed.
If the customer persists, he shouldn't complain afterward -- assuming there's nothing actually wrong with the wine.
For teens who are isolated physically or emotionally, the internet might provide the first glimmer of understanding that there's nothing actually wrong with them.
There's nothing actually wrong with the child who's struggling to learn or pay attention — his or her dysfunction has been caused by the outside world.
There's nothing actually wrong about Nigellissima's Sicilian pasta with tomatoes, garlic and almonds, but at the same time I can't think why I would want to cook it again.
One involves making music that harks back to your golden, pre-tailspin days with lyrics underlining your complete normality: the hope is that the public will fall for the ruse that nothing is actually wrong.
Body dysmorphic disorder occurs when a person is convinced that something about his or her appearance is wrong (even though nothing is actually wrong).
For example, if a boy only flaps his hands when he is happy, then this is probably a reliable sign that nothing is actually wrong.
But Penn makes Wilson highly intelligent, and nothing that Wilson says in the movie is actually wrong.
