Sentence examples for the wrong frame from inspiring English sources

Possibly sex is the wrong frame for understanding that marriage anyway.

But these big questions are still being met with small answers, suggesting that the international community remains in the wrong frame of mind to meet such major challenges.

If it catches you in the wrong frame of mind, the King James Bible can make you want to drink poison in no uncertain terms".

He hated people drinking in clubs: "Alcohol is a completely different kind of drug that puts people in the wrong frame of mind, they bring that bad energy in there".

It's when you start labeling things that you find yourself spiraling into the wrong frame of mind.

Not only do these plans make it difficult for customers to estimate how much your product will actually cost, it gets them thinking about it in entirely the wrong frame.

This indicates that these genes are likely to be actual CDS translated in the wrong reading frame, but their re-inclusion in the correct reading frame would not change our pan-genome estimate.

"If players are getting in the mind frame of waiting for something to happen," said Cashman, referring to possible acquisitions, "that's the wrong mind frame to have.

It's a gleaming jewel of a love song: in the penultimate hook, a Hank Marvin-soloe solo and a perfectly judged, one-off minor chord give the kind of one-two combination punch that can, if you're listening to it in the right (or should that be wrong?) frame of mind, leave you breathless.

The error, retracted weeks ago when noticed, assigned a true number to the wrong time frame.

An article on Tuesday about questionable bond sales to bolster municipal pension funds gave the wrong time frame for a vote in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., on $300 million in pension obligation bonds.