Sentence examples for get the wrong message from inspiring English sources

Before consumers of Desmond's other media outlets, such as Red Hot TV and Television X, get the wrong message, I must point out that OK! Mum and Baby is not related to his best-known magazine, Asian Babes.

But Bonnie Liebman, director of nutrition at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, an advocacy group that has taken a strong position against excessive salt consumption, worried that the public would get the wrong message.

She told The House: "There will be many communities here in the UK who themselves feel very clearly that illegal immigration is wrong, particularly if you are thinking of somebody who has come here legally but feels that people get the wrong message about immigration because of illegal immigration, then obviously I think you want to make sure the government is dealing with it".

Mattingly said he wasn't concerned the struggling Pederson might get the wrong message with the move.

"And, if you get the wrong message it sits with you the wrong way".

Don't give anything less than a year or, in our fragile state, we may get the wrong message.

For the longest time tonight, the Islanders seemed to have gotten the wrong message.

Either way, our children are getting the wrong message from this incident.

If voters find them dishonest and divisive, the Republicans are getting the wrong message if they think all they have to do to fix that is to stop talking so much.

Dr. Kaul added that use of the drug was still risky, and if it suddenly spiked "that would mean that physicians and patients have gotten the wrong message from these deliberations," he said.

(She's gotten the wrong message).