Sentence examples for seemingly wrong from inspiring English sources

"Go into your mid- or late 20s, and there's something seemingly wrong.

The third — a Katori, the only one of the three sold in stores, Yoram said — was sour, yellowish, pungent, seemingly wrong in every way except that it tasted wonderful.

The day my life changed was in June 1993 when I took a (seemingly) wrong turn down Heidelberg Street on Detroit's East Side, arguably one of the least desirable areas in Detroit.

The Nancy player showed good awareness to tip-toe his way through three half-hearted challenges before steering the ball home from the edge of the area, with Ben Cherifia seemingly wrong-footed.

The 2013 Yankees are a collection of discarded and unwanted parts from an experiment seemingly gone wrong.

Weeden's passes became even more precise against a worn-down Aggies defense that seemingly guessed wrong on every play.

There was seemingly nothing wrong with Instagram, up to the moment that it underwent an identity crisis.

It doesn't take long for even a seemingly small wrong turn to lead to catastrophe, in political or human terms.

It is often said in Hollywood that young directors and writers should start with a subject they know well, so why is Kevin Rodney Sullivan making his debut as a feature film director with a movie about a woman's search for love in seemingly the wrong place?

DC's public schools are often characterised, not without cause, as the worst in the country, with overall low test scores and disorganised discipline – seemingly all wrong for America's newest sweethearts, who are about to become among the most protected children in the world.

So why are things seemingly going wrong on and off the field?