Sentence examples for wrong light from inspiring English sources
In the wrong light, you might spot hints of current Kias (the grille, for example).
Other letters made me think I was looking at my civil servants in the wrong light.
DOENITZ: It is intended to emphasize that a matter like that is being judged in the wrong light.
In the wrong light, they couldn't tell a bush from a boulder, a shadow from a solid object.
The problem is not that the play sheds the wrong light on King; it's that it sheds no light.
Ms. Meehan was sure that it was the image of the black woman, who might be viewed in the wrong light, as a gangster or drug dealer.
When the wrong lighting fixtures were shipped, the president simply had them installed anyway.
"The climax of the movie is the murder scene, and somebody ordered the wrong lights, so we only had one night to shoot it.
If this is so, it will help explain the numerous pairs of related antonyms that are found: good, bad; hot, cold; high, low; right, wrong; dark, light; and so on.
Anything and everything can go right or wrong – a light bulb can hit your head, the rain can fall hard, a strung-out German crowd can scream and shout for the remix version of your song.
For conservationists, Russia's melding of nuclear power and offshore oil drilling is hardly an assurance that nothing will go wrong, in light of the blowout on the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig in the Gulf of Mexico and the Fukushima disaster in Japan.
