Sentence examples for getting the wrong idea from inspiring English sources

As soon as I'd sew a custom cowboy shirt for some sweetie, he'd worry that I was getting the wrong idea, and leave me, keep the shirt.

"Hold on!" he tells the reader, as if we - or he - were getting the wrong idea about what he's saying; or "No!" when he wants to contradict himself; or "... wait until fresh and vigorous, vigorous?

But as I get older -- and I hate this, I don't want to be responsible for anything -- I do feel that if I sell out, it'll start to affect other people, because people do look at my work, and I don't want to be responsible for anybody getting the wrong idea".

Now you might think just calling your app a "strictly platonic friend making app" is enough to prevent people getting the wrong idea.

As others point out in comments below, the Google pin can, and perhaps should, be changed to something more like a "circle with fading semi-transparent edges" to prevent someone getting the wrong idea about their neighbour.

Don't go getting the wrong idea, now; moves like biting, eye-gouging, strikes to the groin and the ever popular fish-hooking, are no-nos.

But don't get the wrong idea.

"People could really get the wrong idea.

The grunts shouldn't get the wrong idea.

Clovis, lest anyone get the wrong idea, was a chimpanzee.

"The protesters have got the wrong idea," he said.