Sentence examples for structurally wrong from inspiring English sources
Something is structurally wrong here.
"There's nothing structurally wrong with anything," Wakefield said.
I know there's nothing structurally wrong with my arm".
The Mets said the exam showed nothing structurally wrong.
The Mets said the M.R.I. showed nothing structurally wrong.
But I don't think there's anything structurally wrong with him – or a major issue.
"We're at this point in time in Canada, particularly following the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, where Canadians understand there's been something structurally and terribly wrong with the relationship with indigenous peoples and we need to change it," says Peggy Smith, an associate professor in the faculty of natural resources management at Lakehead University.
"They don't grasp it structurally and when they do, they do it wrong," Mr. Oberholz said.
"There's nothing wrong with his heart functionally or structurally, and there has been no change in his condition," said Dr. Bigger, a national expert in abnormal heart rhythms.
As a writer, I was used to interviews, so I did one for a local TV station, completely confident that there was nothing wrong with the coop: It was structurally sound.
There's nothing wrong with this building, it's perfectly sound structurally, and it's kept reasonably clean, you know, the lifts and the corridors, you don't see any mess there.
