Sentence examples for was much wrong from inspiring English sources

Not that there was much wrong with Chad Sonka's game, sturdy and mostly polished performance as Elijah.

I hesitated: I had had issues with Tony Blair over Iraq, and I knew there was much wrong with the institution itself.

Not that there was much wrong with the Heineken Cup, but when it comes to the bottom line there can be little argument.

Not, of course, that there was much wrong with the sort Mr Zaragoza had managed to catch; or with the smell they had brought in, of gently frying fish and chips.

But the way he was moving about, I don't think there was much wrong with his knee".

Three clean sweeps in eight seasons: there cannot be much wrong with rugby in Wales.

I don't think there's much wrong with nicking a band name if the original owners are quite obscure.

Not that there's much wrong with the Back of now, mind you; it's just that he's different, less of a link than a cog.

Not necessarily because there's much wrong with the design, but because you have to unlearn a lifetime of Microsoft Clippy-instilled habits.

There is much wrong with Western society, but it is the most humane and most liberating that has ever existed - by a very wide margin.

More importantly, the fraction of correct placements receiving high bootstrap score was much higher than the wrong assignments.