Sentence examples for particularly wrong from inspiring English sources

There's nothing particularly wrong with that.

"I don't think I did anything particularly wrong.

There's nothing particularly wrong with the Fifa World Cup™ Trophy.

Nothing is particularly wrong with that, of course.

"I know I didn't do anything particularly wrong.

There isn't anything particularly wrong with Lisa Shriver's work.

And it is particularly wrong-headed for this story.

Stanton's precepts are often invoked at the studio, particularly "Be wrong fast" or "Fail early".

By now, it's a familiar genre: a person living in poverty and enduring difficult family circumstances does something dangerous, irrational, or self-destructive, perhaps in response to a particularly grievous wrong.

Words matter -- particularly, the wrong ones.

I mean, granted, I don't particularly like being wrong – and I especially don't like being wrong in the full glare of the public spotlight.