Sentence examples for wrong paintings from inspiring English sources

Only on this particular night some of them get back into the wrong paintings.

The conundrum of Rousseau also depends on the fact that when things went wrong in his paintings, their very wrongness - anatomically, or in terms of perspective - more often than not feels right, or so out of whack and unlikely that what is lost in terms of believability is gained in character and presence.

What was so wrong with these paintings?

I couldn't help feeling that paying to impress my own chicken scratch on a nice piece of cowhide would be not only egotistic but morally wrong, like spray-painting graffiti on one of the new eco-omnibuses heaving up Madison Avenue.

"If one of the paintings is wrong, then they're all wrong," said Mr. Flam.

Decoen went on to state that conclusions of Dr. Paul Coremans's panel of experts were wrong and that the paintings should again be examined.

Maybe he looked through the wrong end, to see his paintings as if from afar.

Now there seems to be something wrong with my eyes: the paintings flicker, brighten up and then go dim again.

And yes, it's all wrong, but something about the paintings stuck with me.

Hungary has done a tremendous wrong by not acknowledging where the paintings came from".

I never thought that this American portrait could hold its own next to all of these glamorous British paintings -- but I was wrong.