Sentence examples for got very wrong from inspiring English sources

The downfall of each prime minister since 2010 was precipitated by a choice that was entirely their own and that they simply got very wrong.

"That's one of the things we got very wrong," he says.

It's expensive at a time when there's no money to spare, it's complex at a time when politicians need to keep an eye on other things, it can be got very wrong at a time you really can't afford to make mistakes.

These attacks typically focus on a prediction that CBO genuinely got very wrong.

Here's my top five of what London 2012 managed to get very wrong: 1.

Which is all very well, but it takes a brave soul to pull this look off, as it's easy to get very wrong.

"One thing that I think the history books, and the media, have gotten very wrong is portraying the movement as Martin Luther King's movement, when in fact it was a people's movement," Diane Nash, a founder of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, said.

"The leave campaign got very angry and said I was wrong," he said.

The uninspiring pun in its name aside, this inn gets very little wrong.

It's a typically neat, effective Boyd touch; the production really doesn't get very much wrong.

But there are also movies covered where film makers have got it very wrong.