Sentence examples for got something wrong from inspiring English sources

"Somebody's got something wrong," he said.

Our culture has plainly got something wrong with it.

Starnes said: "I think we can all agree that Eddie's got something wrong with him.

Do you ever get feedback from people who are critical or feel that you got something wrong?

But Mr Brown, now prime minister, is not a man to admit that he has got something wrong.

Agility also implies a readiness to admit when you have got something wrong.

This is true whether the speaker has got something wrong or not (Bridog).

Surely we are getting something wrong?

Still, it is easy to get something wrong.

"They fear getting something wrong on their tax filings.

You've got to allow time for people to feel the pain of getting something wrong.