Sentence examples for get it backwards from inspiring English sources

"People get it backwards," said Mr. Bachardy, 74.

"I think we tend to get it backwards," one cadet told me.

And, yes, founding a politics in that history looks to me decidedly anti-pluralist, although perhaps even to see it that way is to get it backwards: it's an anti-pluralist politics that has gone in search of a history.

In deeming Sarah Palin a frontierswoman, commentators have managed to get it backwards.

Some people get it backwards and say it's their kids or their husband, but you're no good to them if you ain't right.

Ridley has got it backwards again.

But they've got it backwards.

HAS Indonesia's new president got it backwards?

Am I still me?" "I don't say because of manners, but actually he's got it backwards.

Those two words may indeed be applied to our climate policy, but Ridley has got it backwards.

I argued that this got it backwards, because a filibuster actually has more, not less, moral legitimacy in the case of a judicial appointment.