Sentence examples for got badly wrong from inspiring English sources
Though she diplomatically insists that the politicians she meets are "universally hardworking and charming" Roberts thinks one thing the current generation has got badly wrong is communication, which nowadays needs to be "more of a dialogue, less of a broadcast".
Popular hostility toward immigrants is determined by the perceived big picture, which polling data also shows most people get badly wrong.
If you don't get this right, things can go badly wrong.
But when it comes to dealing with recessions, the European authorities have got things badly wrong, and they have condemned the continent to a semi-permanent state of slump.
I think they have got it badly wrong.
But both men have got it badly wrong in the past.
But where they have got it badly wrong is to think of the original engagement of UN forces in Bosnia as humanitarian, and nothing more.
Leeds North West Liberal Democrat Greg Mulholland said: The people who made this decision have got it badly wrong by their own criteria.
The simple fact is that almost everyone who is serious about their religion believes that others have got it badly wrong.
