Sentence examples for completely wrong idea from inspiring English sources

"I'm really hoping that we can finally bury this completely wrong idea that Hong Kong people don't care about politics," he said.

In the book, Coombs expounded a then-popular (and completely wrong) idea that the size, shape and other physical characteristics of a person's skull determine that individual's intelligence.

Because I think people have the completely wrong idea about what memoir is for.

"When they gentrify the food, it's understandable, but it is completely the wrong idea," he said.

Click here to view If we're not careful there's going to be an entire generation with completely the wrong idea about vampires.

And if, like me, you find when you get home that the bracket is not the right one and you had completely the wrong idea about you needed for the job, taking stuff back is never a chore.

Theo Raynor, professor of pharmacy practice at the University of Leeds, and an expert on the information provided with medicines in primary care, says pictures can be confusing and give patients completely the wrong idea.

I think that the idea of the west on its own – America and Britain – taking a war to the middle east is completely wrong, and that the idea that the states on the ground, which have a personal responsibility for the safety of their own region, should take this action, with our support and backing, is absolutely right.

And there is "history of the present," which tries to see today the way historians a hundred years from now will see it — as one more slice of time during which people had no idea how completely wrong they were about everything.

David Frum noted back in 2016, "One of the more dangerous pleasures of great wealth is that you never have to hear anyone tell you that you are completely wrong". Folks like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg take ideas seriously.

We might have some ideas, but given the event is unprecedented, those ideas might be completely wrong.