Sentence examples for wrong to worry from inspiring English sources
Perhaps I'm wrong to worry.
Peter was wrong to worry.
I was wrong to worry, though.
Are we wrong to worry so much about this?
Besides, they aren't wrong to worry that they might have been followed from Brooklyn.
Companies like Fendi and Gucci weren't necessarily wrong, either, to worry about brand dilution.
If, after reading this, you are concerned that you might get it wrong, not to worry.
The problem, of course, is that the 1970s is probably the wrong parallel to worry about; for Britain the 1920s may be more apt.
He began by tirelessly hand-copying hundreds of original scores in the Vienna Library, when he was meant to be studying conducting (but he scorned conducting, thinking it "the easiest way out" in music, with never a wrong note to worry about).
According to "Gail the Actuary," who blogs at OurFiniteWorld after years of writing incisive analyses of energy economics at the now, alas, defunct site the Oil Drum, wildfire and sea-level rises are the wrong problems to worry about, because we may experience an economic collapse much sooner.
