Sentence examples for wrong aspects from inspiring English sources

Software designed to make physicists more efficient may lure students into focusing on the wrong aspects of scientific problems.

The producers have managed to go American on the wrong aspects without adding anything truly American at all.

Those involved can be too close to the project, accentuate the wrong aspects and overlook the real charm of the original.

He has hinted that the laws in question have many "wrong aspects" that need to be changed, and with his strong majority in parliament he will be quite capable of seeing it done.Most Thais seem happy with the result, however.

To him, it seems, everyone is arguing over the wrong aspects of the case.

However, many current efforts fall short because they're focused on the wrong aspects of financial health.

To Posada, it seems, talking about his hitting emphasizes the wrong aspect of his game.

I cannot help but feel, however, that people have been taken by the wrong aspect of the story.

In essence, these readers believed The Times gave too little prominence to the story initially in Saturday's paper and placed emphasis on the wrong aspect of the situation – the apology and the politics rather than the problem itself.

Shocking at first pass, Dirac captured what is now a common sentiment: when a beautiful equation seems at odds with nature, the fault may lie not with the maths, but in applying it to the wrong aspect of nature.

But it also highlights the wrong aspect of our careers.