Sentence examples for seemed wrong in from inspiring English sources

But it seemed wrong in ways that mattered more.

Actually, it was the father of a friend but it seemed wrong in their sedan in the countryside, and I thought there would be other takers.

"Ella's carefully kept mementos had suddenly seemed wrong in the new place and she'd thrown them away... shells, felt mice, rings from Christmas crackers...

"I thought it was a bit churlish to use the name of the Bluesbreakers – it seemed wrong in the light of the originals," he says.

Then an editor, apparently realizing that "was repealed" seemed wrong in this hypothetical condition, tried again for a later version, with this: The average beneficiary in traditional Medicare would pay about $5,000 more through 2022, and heavy users of prescription drugs about $18,000 more over the same period, if the act is repealed, according to the Department of Health and Human Services.

"It seems wrong in principle," she said.

The court's new fact findings seem wrong in substance.

Many spies think that this will be enough.That seems wrong in at least two fundamental ways.

It seems wrong, in a way, for Women's History Month to end without an exegesis on Barbie.

The latter seems wrong in the sense that the data releases are set to come out at a given time but the flashers have found a way to beat the system — call it technological arbitrage.

It seems wrong, in the face of such whimsy, to ask what the practical applications of such a structure might be, but this is the reporter's cold and sorry lot.