Sentence examples for something deeply wrong from inspiring English sources

And they are here because they believe there's something deeply wrong and irresponsible about that.

That's an appalling statistic, symptomatic of something deeply wrong in Australian society.

It seems to me that there is indeed something deeply wrong.

There's something deeply wrong with the world, and I blame Andy Flower".

Their business model was dead," said King, noting that there was something "deeply wrong" with the regulatory framework.

"There's something deeply wrong when banners are put up over the windows of apartment houses and factories," Mr. Barwick said.

If it doesn't make you want to hit the nearest Wetherspoons for five pints, a Cheeky V and a Jaegerbomb or two before going out to any fucking club that'll let you in, then there's something deeply, deeply wrong with you.

The only thing everyone in Washington can agree on right now is that something is deeply wrong with their ball team, something that requires fixing.

There is something deeply, essentially wrong with us.

But at the same time I had this massive, Old Testament-magnitude guilt about it, like I was doing something deeply, satanically wrong by looking at this stuff that you were presumably also getting off on.

Something is deeply wrong.