Sentence examples for wrong finding from inspiring English sources

In her last letter, from the convent, Eleanor had written that her own vocation had always seemed strangely contingent upon his, but perhaps that was wrong; finding a vocation was like saving one's soul.

I hope you understand that the fragile normalisation in Russia-NATO relations could be seriously shattered by your misinformed approach and intentionally wrong findings.Dmitry Rogozin Permanent representative of Russia to NATO BrusselsGermany in Europe* SIR – I was a bit puzzled about your somewhat superficial approach to German foreign policy ("A new game of dominoes", November 14th).

The media made hay with these "the conventional wisdom was wrong!" findings, as they tend to do.

"There's nothing wrong with finding the cause of aging," Jef said.

"What's wrong with finding the cause of aging?" his father asked.

So what was wrong with finding out about a nice person behind her back?

Like Andy Warhol, endlessly printing up images of Marilyn and Brillo boxes, Richard Hawley has realised there's nothing wrong with finding your niche and burrowing in.

Physicists vote with their feet, which suggests that there is, after all, a way to prove string theory wrong — by finding a different theory and proving it right.

Presumably, if The New Yorker were wrong in finding this kind of fraud to be negligible, von Spakovsky would have documented many cases of it.

"We believe that Justice York was wrong in finding that the amended provisions of the Zoning Resolution are unconstitutional," said Robin Binder, the deputy chief of the Administrative Law Division at the Corporation Counsel.

Even when novel snippets are offered (the Apatosaurus, we read, was mounted "for years" with the "wrong skull"), finding the objects and tapping through several screens is more effort than just walking around and looking.