Sentence examples for wrong detail from inspiring English sources

One wrong detail can ruin the show, and the buck stops with the stage manager.

(One annoyingly wrong detail: the way everyone discusses hopping between New York City and New Hampshire as if that state were no farther than Newark.) Back home, Amanda discovers her mother is leaving her father, although Kim's histrionics ultimately prove to be rooted in despair at the prospect of Amanda choosing to live in the shadow of a man, as Kim has done to her regret.

When she tells a story, she's liable to drift, and she has a babyish habit of seizing on all the wrong details.

"At times there were so many wrong details and disinformation from Russia that it was close to endangering the divers," Admiral Skorgen said.

So the knock on Obama may indicate that listeners can properly discern his self-confidence (along with what Pennebaker calls his "emotional distance") but then attribute this quality to precisely the wrong details of his speaking.

3. The former Times reporter David Cay Johnston, in Newsweek, in an article with the headline, "Hounding Whistleblowers Is Wrong," details his own experience with leaked information, government reaction and the role of the Washington press.

If Apple chooses the wrong details, users will be navigated to the wrong location, click on broken links, see product lists that are no longer accurate, or call numbers that are no longer in service.

HBO's My Brilliant Friend hits every one of Ferrante's story beats, foregrounding the wrong details.

Even if our ideas are wrong in detail, we hope that this article will lead other workers to consider this issue in greater detail and realize that hypotheses of eukaryotic origin must consider it as much as they do metabolic, genetic, and similar issues.

The Eurosceptics, he says, lack coherent arguments and are simply wrong on detail.

However, they admit something is wrong and detail a service man to sit and watch the machinery throughout a day.