Sentence examples for wrong among from inspiring English sources

The local TV anchorman seemed to hint that something had been wrong among the Eykelbooms.

"There's no sense of right and wrong among big media houses," said Ms. Ninan, adding that although there are exceptions, "The grip of big business is growing.

There were hundreds of things that might have gone wrong, among them another communications failure, a failure of her air supply, and a failure of the suit's insulation.

But because the race is one of endurance, the other teams take part with the hope of inheriting the victory if something goes wrong among the leaders.

They talk about seeing men with guns, and taking them out, but in at least one case they are very wrong: among the eighteen people killed were two Reuters employees, whose camera equipment seems to have been mistaken for weapons.

Harry C. Tabak New Paltz, N.Y., Dec. 14, 2009 • To the Editor: You argue that the death penalty is "legally suspect and morally wrong," among other reasons because several attempts were required to find the vein to administer the lethal injections during recent executions.

"Reasons to Be Pretty" concerns two young working-class couples who have at each other for a variety of perceived wrongs, among them whether one of the men has been criticizing his girlfriend's looks behind her back.

There may not have been a single wrong answer among the many dozens we received.

Mark Thoma says he's wrong, and among other things provides several examples (including one of my own) of the AS-AD framework being applied to current issues.

Thomas McManus, equity strategist at Banc of America Securities, said that ending the tax on dividends would shift incentives in the wrong direction among stocks.

The lopsided result is a sight to see, with the kitchen sink on the outside, swiveling walls and a roof that faces the wrong way, among other flaws.