Sentence examples for wrong member from inspiring English sources

Several observant, modest and veracious rats have written me that he picked the wrong member of the animal kingdom: Afghan hound or hartebeest would have been more accurate.

You might show up up at the first tee with the wrong member's bag, or the right bag at the wrong tee (The club had easily confused East and West courses).

Amplification of the wrong member of a gene family bearing no polymorphism can result in a false non-validation of a SFP (false negative).

A family with the wrong members in control".

The country has long since ceased to be Orwell's "family" (albeit with the wrong members in charge).

Was this the outcome of all those fierce Labour protests against the Establishment? George Orwell characterised England in 1941 as 'a family with the wrong members in control'.

To Orwell, England was like a family with the wrong members in control – and so it increasingly seems since the Brexit vote.

"A family with the wrong members in control – that, perhaps, is as near as one can come to describing England in a phrase," wrote Orwell in 1941, and this autumn it has never seemed truer.

And his last line is just as good: "A family with the wrong members in control – that, perhaps, is as near as one can come to describing England in a phrase".

As the war's initial disasters occurred, he described it as "a family with the wrong members in control". A charge of nostalgia and a note of yearning mark much of what Orwell wrote about his country.

Read the entire article at Ed Berliner's home page, featuring more on how Dale Earnhart's legacy lives one and how wrong members of the non-NASCAR media got the story.