Sentence examples for very wrong about from inspiring English sources

And finding out who is so very wrong and what they're so very wrong about could become a very ugly thing, indeed.

There is something very wrong about the custom of tipping.

"I was very wrong about McGrady," he said last week.

I was doomed all along, I am marked, there must be something very wrong about me".

There was something very wrong about it – and I loved it".

But he was very wrong about what the State Department did.

One of the reasons is we took very wrong decisions about the redevelopment of slums way back in the '90s.

In the midst of the current preoccupation with public opinion, many stars are afraid that the public may have got a very wrong impression about them because of having seen them portray, say, a legendary hero who stole from the rich to give to the poor, or an honest, crusading district attorney, or a lonely, poetic, antisocial gangster.

The fact that Carrie was so very wrong and very publicly wrong about Brody -- how do you make her a credible intelligence analyst or person who operates in that world?

Susan Merrell's first novel, A MEMBER OF THE FAMILY (HarperCollins, $25), is a heartbreaking story about an adoption gone very wrong; more generally, it's about the limits of familial love.

It would be very wrong to make assumptions about their outcome".