Sentence examples for production wrong from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a wrong production, wrong for me, but with the coherence of your purely personal experience of the work, is to be preferred to one in which you try to combine with your own ideas other springing from a quite different conception.

He was recruited by the Queensland Theatre Company (QTC) in 1971 and debuted in their production of Wrong Side of the Moon.

Boogie Woogie Rock N Roll, Bee-Boppin Baby and Nashville Tonight all have the simple chord progressions we associate with the period, but the production is wrong in two ways.

It may be good television to watch him being baited, but the show's producer, Hat Trick Productions, is wrong to give him the platform because in some way it does endorse his denial of grave criminality.

It's Michael Greif's sluggish production that is wrong.

But the 40-odd unfinished Dreamliners scattered around the Everett campus and elsewhere are a reminder of how such attempts to ramp up production can go wrong.

He said then that he felt the network and the production company were wrong to try to make "T.W.3" into "a popular, mass-appeal network show".

Fifa has acknowledged its television production team was wrong to broadcast a graphic that suggested the Brazil forward Fred was offside when scoring in the 4-1 win over Cameroon.

Lyndsey Turner's otherwise excellent production is also wrong on one point of detail: no visitor to the kind of high-Tory London club that frames the action would be admitted without a tie.

Electrochemical studies of hydrogenases, the biological catalysts of H2 oxidation and production, have proven wrong the old saying that enzymes do not easily transfer electrons to electrodes in the absence of mediators.

They are comparing the right way to do it, which is native production, to the wrong way to do it, where you are getting 2 and a half D viewmaster cutout kind of version.