Sentence examples for one wrong detail from inspiring English sources
One wrong detail can ruin the show, and the buck stops with the stage manager.
(One annoyingly wrong detail: the way everyone discusses hopping between New York City and New Hampshire as if that state were no farther than Newark.) Back home, Amanda discovers her mother is leaving her father, although Kim's histrionics ultimately prove to be rooted in despair at the prospect of Amanda choosing to live in the shadow of a man, as Kim has done to her regret.
Vecsey got this one wrong.
HBO's My Brilliant Friend hits every one of Ferrante's story beats, foregrounding the wrong details.
Cramer, for all his enthusiasm, got one significant detail wrong.
AdAge actually broke the news earlier this week, but a source with knowledge of the deal told me that the story got one crucial detail wrong — the new funding actually valued Drawbridge at $99 million, more than double the $45 million that AdAge reported.
You get one detail wrong and the whole edifice crumbles.
The article "Dudes Who Dish" in the August issue of Details magazine had one detail wrong: the byline.
The many obituaries last week recorded all these aspects of a life hugely well lived but, universally, they got one detail wrong.
In his article "A Face of Armstrong, but Not the Image" [July 29], Terry Teachout asserts that in any assessment of Louis Armstrong's life "the devil is in the details," then gets at least one detail wrong: the young Armstrong was arrested for firing a pistol to celebrate New Year's, not the Fourth of July.
