was amiss

"It would be a good thing if they did, " he went on, half to himself, half to her, though he felt that something was amiss in that quarter.

At Enron the names should also have been a clue to hapless investors and staff that something was amiss.

But as she stepped out of the car, her ramrod posture and black earpiece suggested something was amiss.

But when he met privately with a family member at his firm earlier this month, something clearly was amiss.

But Sara had no memory of having sex with her boyfriend the night before, and he didn't sense anything was amiss, either.

The inhabitants of such a universe would probably not even notice that anything was amiss.

The building inspectors and police officers walked into the small row of connected town houses here knowing something was amiss.

First he denied anything was amiss; all Libyans loved him, he said.

But as I carefully raised the precariously filled glass to my lips, I could tell something was amiss.

And even worrywarts who felt something was amiss had no idea of how bad the consequences would be.

And even worry warts who felt something was amiss had no idea of how bad the consequences would be.

When the bus stopped at the terminal station and he stood facing the Irish Sea he was pretty certain that something was amiss.

According to Connecticut archaeologist and bone specialist Nick Bellantoni, it was clear from the outset that something was amiss.

The data was subject to some independent checking, however, and there is no evidence that anything was amiss.

Ursula wondered if something was amiss, and if the wedding would yet all go wrong.