Sentence examples for went gravely wrong from inspiring English sources

So much is clear, but something went gravely wrong with the three no-trump and four-heart bids.

The "Aeneid" is suffused with a fascinating, upending sense that most of what goes gravely wrong on earth isn't imputable to human agency.

Though the Pope would not say so, Trump is an embodiment of the moral pollution that generates atmospheric pollution, a sign that something has gone gravely wrong in the way we humans relate to one another.

Which means that things sometimes go wrong, and when they go wrong they go badly wrong.

Remember that it is gravely wrong to receive Holy Communion with a mortal sin (grave offence against the law of God) on your soul.

Very clever people can be gravely wrong.

Any impression that I regard such power as constitutional would be gravely wrong.

Its position, he says, is that:... it is gravely wrong deliberately to destroy a human embryo.

Political observers need not be cynical to believe that there is something gravely wrong with politics in America.

The church officially holds that using such contraception violates the integrity of sexual intercourse and is gravely wrong.

Something is gravely wrong.