Sentence examples for something gravely wrong from inspiring English sources

Political observers need not be cynical to believe that there is something gravely wrong with politics in America.

If the true purpose of learning history is to never repeat the mistakes of the past: we are doing something gravely wrong.

These women kept me up at night, insisting that they were reaching a breaking point, that something was gravely wrong, something they had to fix, right now -- because their children's futures were at stake.

So much is clear, but something went gravely wrong with the three no-trump and four-heart bids.

Iain Wright, chairman of the BIS committee, said that "something is gravely wrong" for the BHS pension scheme to be facing a deficit and 11,000 jobs to be at risk when Green is understood to have collected millions from the business.

Clearly this move would be highly strategic for Harrison and Atari — you don't move from success unless something is gravely wrong at home and the suitor is offering lots of cash.

Something is gravely wrong.

Though the Pope would not say so, Trump is an embodiment of the moral pollution that generates atmospheric pollution, a sign that something has gone gravely wrong in the way we humans relate to one another.

He said: "The church has always taught that when a Catholic does something that is gravely wrong they must seek reconciliation with God and the church through confession prior to receiving holy communion.

There was something seriously wrong.

Very clever people can be gravely wrong.