Sentence examples for wrong themes from inspiring English sources

All around me, stares spoke paragraphs of blame: there must have been parental neglect, passing of some corrupted genes, perhaps even purchasing toys with the wrong themes.

This "somebody done somebody wrong" theme brings me back to my own tawdry philandering and Michael and the dreaded question, "Has someone else cut your hair?" I fumbled through the standard lies.

When inviting your guests, make sure that they know what the theme is and how far you plan to take it, as you don't want anyone to come dressed for the wrong theme or be the only one in costume.

This is the classic "wrong man" theme raised to an unendurable level.

He also outlined a message that his aides dubbed "the politics of right and wrong," a theme that Wilson is expected to emphasize in his campaign.

Goodness, and how "the minute you become conscious that you are doing good, that's the minute you have to stop because from then on it's wrong", is a theme also central to her adult novels.

There is so much that is wrong about the theme and tone of ABC's odyssey, from its assumption that Americans are gullible idiots to its reckless nationalism.

Another major result of this study is that patients selected unrelated words more often as wrong answers during theme identification than controls.

There is nothing wrong with the political themes of "one nation" and "aspiration" that bob around between the main parties – what's not to like about a socially cohesive society in which people can have ambitions and hope?

"I was seeing, more and more, how pundits were pontificating about religion, this way and that, appropriating Christ's wisdom in their own way and asserting that others were interpreting it wrong". Because of the themes, Rozin was not surprised that there was condemning mail already.

BBC Five Live issuing a full apology after Sports Report went out with the wrong music – its iconic theme dropped after someone "pressed the wrong button".