Sentence examples for wrong chunk from inspiring English sources

Even deep-dish talk therapy barely touches it, because it's the wrong chunk o' brain involved.

I had hoped that the barrage of reports that came out in 2013 might have alerted some people that there were things wrong with large chunks of the NHS.

TAKE IT FROM MRS. WRONG For a large chunk of my life, I was involved with a man who is severely ethically challenged.

He told the review: "Any culture can be at risk of excluding what it thinks is wrong, possibly marginalising significant chunks of public opinion.

That the Afghan project is on thin ice and that, collectively, the West was responsible for a chunk of what went wrong, though much of the rest the Afghans were responsible for.

They represent a large chunk of what is wrong with the world today.

Featuring a dissertation on the rights and wrongs of sharia law, chunks of Shakespearean history, a very bouncy mattress and a mind-boggling sausage, it's a barnstorming comeback.

"Everyone envisioned volume coming in large chunks, but the assumptions were all wrong, and prices plummeted 60% to 80% a year for wholesale bandwidth," says Susan Kalla, an analyst with Friedman Billings.

Officials are minimising the threat by screening travellers, though apparently healthy people can be incubating Ebola.But to quarantine an entire chunk of west Africa would be both wrong and futile.

The interviewer hunched over like a lion about to take a chunk out of gazelle and growled, "You are wrong.

This struck me as perverse and wrong – not least since we depend on advertising for a substantial chunk of our income.