Sentence examples for very much wrong from inspiring English sources

It's a typically neat, effective Boyd touch; the production really doesn't get very much wrong.

Aberdeen, it must be said, did not do very much wrong other than perhaps fail to press home the advantage given to them by the debutant Donervon Daniels.

Daily Telegraph: Andrew Gimson: A Speaker struggling to persuade himself that there is nothing very much wrong Daily Mail: Out of order!

A macaronic tendency to drag in an untranslated quotation, whether in French, German, Italian, or Spanish, marked his prose for the rest of his life, and could have been a tacit claim that there was really not very much wrong with his eyes, if he could take in all that print.

However, a lot of people have sympathy for Compton because he has not done very much wrong.

"They were just in the wrong place at very much the wrong time," the lawyer, Khaled El-Shalakany, said Saturday.

"I don't know" was invariably very much the wrong answer.

The trouble is that this is very much the wrong signal to be sending given the state of the economy.

The fact that history is proving that the war was very much the wrong thing to do becomes secondary to one man's sincere belief.

The dinosaur's own heart will end today in very much the wrong place – sliced in two on an operating table – but back at the recording it's been decided that a leg should be the first thing to go.

Whatever bravado was tolerated during NASA's earliest manned space programs has been ironed out; in an era of large-crew, long-duration missions, it is very much the wrong stuff.