Sentence examples for the wrong characters from inspiring English sources

It must be a design nightmare to create an open environment but at the same time ensure the player can't 'break' the game by meeting the wrong characters at the wrong times or simply missing plot events altogether... It's a lot of work.

On Friday, though, I saw the movie for a second time and about halfway through I realised that I'd been paying attention to the wrong characters.

Surviving prison is all about maintaining your reputation, and and if you hang around with the wrong characters, it can backfire.

But how often is the wrong character summoned, thus irritating rather than assisting the text writer?

Chuck didn't start off as the iconic rodent that leads the brand; he was originally conceptualized as a coyote, but the costume company shipped the wrong character.

The phrase roughly describes the kind of selfish player who chooses the wrong character and then moans about the rest of the people on his team.

Peter Jackson, director of the Lord of the Rings films, has released a statement suggesting that the Turkish prosecutors may be considering the wrong character.

Her posts to Weibo are peppered with uncorrected typos (in Chinese, that means the wrong character) and gushing with enthusiasm that contrasts with the solemn portrait of athletes who portray themselves as national treasures.

Perhaps it dawned on Crane that he was addressing the wrong character — that he would have a better time talking to an artist's model — because he became bolder about crossing the line that separated respectable people from the demimonde.

First introduced in Cigars of the Pharaoh, they provide much of the comic relief throughout the series, being afflicted with chronic spoonerisms, extremely clumsy, thoroughly incompetent, and usually bent on arresting the wrong character, in spite of all of which they somehow get entrusted with delicate missions.

However, too often sports teams emphasize or allow for the wrong character traits to develop (aggressiveness, unhealthy competition, bullying, violence, etc).. Parents and other adults should ensure that when sports are played, the rules are enforced with impartiality and that everyone (including the parents) behaves in a sportsmanlike way.