Sentence examples for wrong tendencies from inspiring English sources

But by the next song and first single, "Wrong" (you know what's coming), the singer reminds us, "I was born with the wrong sign in the wrong house, with the wrong ascendancy, I took the wrong road that led to the wrong tendencies is there something wrong with me chemically".

That is the case whether you side with the "Auntie right or wrong" tendency or the corporation's sworn enemies.

Worse than the tendency to insist that one's opponents are wrong is the tendency to suspect that they must also (therefore) be bad.

Marx was also not wrong about the tendency of workers' wages to stagnate as income for the owners of capital rises.

When something goes wrong, the natural tendency is to say, "By God, we need to pass a law and do something".

To borrow the immortal words of Suicidal Tendencies: "Two wrongs don't make a right, but they make me feel a whole lot better".

And holding the phone in the "wrong" position aggravates this tendency.

Roeber described how the teams in charge of Android UX and interaction found that tech now has "a profound impact" on all of our lives, and as such, when things go wrong, we have a tendency to blame ourselves, and that can have a subtle but ultimately strong impact on people's wellbeing.

Furthermore, wrong edges have a tendency to be connected to vertices in the same level of the developmental tree (e.g. TCD8 and TNK both connected with the TCD4).

Also, negative encounters and feeling wronged displayed a tendency for social insurance staff to score higher ARs [ 17, 23].

Along with his tyrannical and fascist tendencies, Trump is wrong on two of the biggest issues facing our planet today.