Sentence examples for wrong better from inspiring English sources

She does not read reviews: "I often feel I know what's wrong better than any reviewer does," she once said.

Normally I'd say yes, but California is incredibly strict on air/pollution laws, so if you do wrong, better have a checkbook handy.

And if you're wrong, better to fail fast on your own merits and learn something along the way than to take bad advice from people who never intended to use you in the first place.

There is no right or wrong, better or worse, there is only the way.

That's just another form of judging your emotions, as futile as trying to sort them out and label them "good" or "bad," "right" or "wrong," "better" or "worse".

The Violent Femmes' songs were chosen for the film by Blitz before filming had begun as he believed that they expressed "the rage of love gone wrong better than any band out there", and they allowed their songs to be used in the film after reading the script.

"But if you do me wrong, you better watch out".

"Mandarin" seemed wrong; a better analogy, for me, would have been mountain-dwelling scholar-poet.

"With a folder that you'll be packing and unpacking a lot; travelling around with it; getting knocks – the less that can go wrong the better.

People care for their parents, and care for their children, and have ideas of what would be right and wrong, or better at any rate.

The expats, expensive and potentially litigious if things go wrong, have better kit and training, but when things get ugly they often withdraw, leaving untrained locals to dodge the bullets.