Sentence examples similar to pointed in the wrong realise from inspiring English sources
The national pavilions are signposts pointed in the wrong direction.
All of the incentives are pointed in the wrong direction.
Unfortunately, this electric field should point upward, in the wrong direction to explain our observations.
And when the French finally pieced the note together and realised they had a traitor on their hands, they arrested the wrong man, despite the handwriting evidence that clearly pointed in Esterhazy's direction.
And at this point I didn't realise I was in the wrong train station.
Ms Alexander was interested in Scotland's economic underperformance, but belatedly realised she was in the wrong place to do anything about it.
"It's not good enough and, if people don't realise that, they're in the wrong place".
And then I realise that I've been looking in the wrong place – searching for the grand gesture, the sweeping change: age-friendly by government fiat.
If you say you've learned your lesson and you're a reformed sinner who realised you were in the wrong, it could go in your favour.
McLaughlin briefly joined the SNP before "realising I was in the wrong party".
