Sentence examples for the wrong photograph from inspiring English sources

In an article last week on the new Archbishop of York, John Sentamu, we published the wrong photograph.

A few examples were provided (e.g., spending time in your kitchen, anything with food in your family), although the participants were instructed there were no "right" or "wrong" photographs.

For all the wrong reasons his photograph was dominating the financial pages.

Recently published by Contrasto as a book titled "The Wrong Side," these photographs offer vivid insight into the urban landscapes of the Mexican border.

The feeling is apparently far more intense than simply standing on your head or viewing a photograph the wrong way around: it can be like entering a mirror universe where everything feels familiar and yet uncannily different.

A31 Stem Cell Error Called Minor An error in an article about an advance in stem cell research arose because the authors supplied the wrong set of replacement photographs and not because of anything that would undermine the article's conclusions, the editors of Science, the journal that published the article, said.

Her photograph is "the wrong size", the man says.

It is like an old fashioned transparency photograph viewed the wrong way around.

The campaign backfired when it turned out that some of the photographs showed the wrong people and when vigilantes began harassing and threatening men who they thought were pedophiles.

This article was amended on 29 July 2015 to change the photograph, which showed the wrong bag.

For a second nothing happens and it's as if I'm looking at a still photograph, or even the wrong spot (the launchpad could be empty if it weren't for a hint of orange – the top of Atlantis's external fuel tank – peeking above grey scaffolding).