Sentence examples for the wrong left from inspiring English sources

The volume control always sits on the wrong (left) side of the facia.

Castañeda has difficulty deciding whether Alan García is part of the "right" or the "wrong" left.

"I still do the wrong left-hand turn to go home and go past the nursing home.

These labels are value-laden; in the words of Castañeda, there is a "right left" and a "wrong left".

"Today, if a local cop tracks you down for making a wrong left turn in downtown Atlanta, he's going to know your entire immigration history within seconds," Chishti added.

The answer, it seems (in at least Foley, Wood and McCarty's cases), is an ideology in which corporations can do no wrong, left-leaning third world governments can do no right, and facts can be twisted as much as necessary to fit those assumptions.

I guess you could say we started off on the wrong foot — my left one, to be specific.

Many of them rated Ed Miliband over his brother at the beginning of the contest but quickly came to see him as someone with both the wrong ideas (too left-wing) and the wrong personality (too geeky, and weak) to pose much of a threat.

But scientists are starting to wonder whether they could be hitting the wrong place in left-handed patients.

For lay audiences, it is common to interpret the time in the wrong way, whether from left or right (therefore assuming species at the far left to be less evolved or primitive) or from the leftmost tip to the root.

Resistance is indeed occurring, but in the wrong direction for the left's traditional goals.