Sentence examples for there's something amiss from inspiring English sources

There's something amiss in Cleveland right now, and it's all centered around LeBron's universe -- a star so powerful that his gravitational pull puts everything he does under close inspection.

Could it be there that there's something amiss in the climate story we're telling folks?

Yet while you may understand what the film is getting at, there comes a point when you have to acknowledge that there's something amiss with it.

Just as with health care, there's something amiss in this equation when one compares America to the rest of the first world.

But as Thomas nears the tarmac there's something amiss; his feet are an inch or so too close to the middle of his board.

I join others who observe that there's something amiss in the lack of heroic movie vehicles featuring lead female characters, which the success of the classic Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and the highly allegorical Hunger Games brings up.

The report, in somewhat breathless language, said one person figured out there was something amiss because the cell phone number of the person who pretended to be calling from the United States did not have an American area code, while the report said spies were recruited to gather information about cash machines and the Tehran subway system.

And few will dispute the government's claim that there was something amiss in a system that brought a mere handful of successful prosecutions for insider dealing.Yet, in the City, London's financial centre, critics say the government is giving the FSA too many powers.

Driving through the gale-force winds in Maryland, the Smiths pulled over, heeding their son's call that there was something amiss on the side of the road.

Even before the season began, on Chelsea's July tour of the US, Mourinho had perhaps sensed then that there was something amiss, had felt the lack of hunger, had recognised that certain players had begun to doubt him.

There is something amiss in this reasoning.