Sentence examples for sort of wrong from inspiring English sources

"It's their own sort of wrong policy, ruthless policy, illogical policy," he said.

Something is sort of wrong with the tempo, and the melodies are squashed and bent, nasal, deadpan.

I mean … I had different relationships with men, with people, where they were sort of wrong relationships, but still beautiful to me".

Torre said of the argument: "It was sort of wrong of both parties, and that might have been why the umpire didn't do anything.

But he proved us sort of wrong and right at the same time and he made it to the end and obviously was worth every second.

If not, perhaps Wayne and Phil, who went on to lucrative careers in, respectively, gravel processing and agricultural waste management, could be approached by some buffed-out hirelings armed with blunt objects and be persuaded to render a reasonable tribute — a way of saying, more than a half century later, "Hey, what we did was sort of wrong".

I have an awful feeling that it would have been coloured with precisely this sort of wrong-headed, patronising loopiness.

It was the sort of wrong-place, wrong-time news that spread far from that snowy driveway on Staten Island with unreal haste, in send-button time, and turned a family's tragic loss into a sports-bar punch line.

One of Russia's top television hosts said the international reaction to the photograph was ridiculous and was the sort of wrong-headed political correctness that would lead to people having to order "an African-American coffee, not a black coffee".

The non-identity problem forces us to search for an explanation of what sort of wronging or rights violation this could be, given that this child could have no non-disabled future open to her to start with.

Throughout the book Roy's mother makes all sorts of wrong choices.