Sentence examples for wrong repertoire from inspiring English sources
"If 'lyric' means that you're trying to express the words and emotions, then yes, I'm lyric, and maybe I'm singing the wrong repertoire.
"People would say: 'You are wrong for this repertoire, you shouldn't do it.' But somehow more and more it got accepted".
Brian O'Driscoll, who had started by sending Twelvetrees the wrong way, went through his repertoire – as did his midfield colleague Gordon D'Arcy – but England did not crack.
From an ethical perspective, it is morally wrong to further reduce someone's repertoire of behaviours simply because we find one of their behaviours challenging.
It seemed the wrong choice for a voice more suited to weightier lyric repertoire.
However, if carnivory results from the modification of existing metabolic pathways, instead of the appearance of the new pathways [ 41, 42], this expectation is wrong and carnivory can evolve without any expansion of the gene repertoire.
Even bubbly first-time mum Jasmin, offering comic relief with a large repertoire of largely vomity complaints, had a furtive moment with a "wrong number" phone call.
Tells about his eclectic repertoire.
His repertoire was also unusual.
