Sentence examples for really something wrong with from inspiring English sources

Is there really something wrong with that?

"There is really something wrong with your friend," he said to Eli. "Of course I'm not the real Wagner.

"If there was really something wrong with me, I wouldn't be doing what I'm doing now," Ms. Gonzalez said, "That's really the truth".

You dip it and it will go from being totally clean to completely black, which powerfully illustrates to people that there is really something wrong with their water if they don't practise sanitation," Aiyar said.

If it's a really big A-list star then there's really something wrong with it.

Matt Stone said to Entertainment Weekly in response to the angry fan response, "If you get that pissed off because you don't know who a little construction paper kid's father is, then there's really something wrong with you".

Maybe there really was something wrong with us.

Either that or there really was something wrong with his heart.

There are only two possible explanations: discrimination, and a presumption of incompetence when it comes to women and people of colour, or that there really is something wrong with women and people of colour – that they're not as funny or entertaining".

Panic attack sufferers often feel that there must really be something wrong with them.

Doubts usually exist because there really is something wrong with the bigger picture.