Sentence examples for got wrong with from inspiring English sources

Of course there is much Blair got wrong, with Iraq seared into place at the top of that list for evermore.

That means defending what it got right more vigorously than it has done, admitting what it got wrong with less reluctance and coming up with some proposals for tackling Britain's chronic problems – poverty, under-investment, falling living standards among them – that don't look cramped and defensive.

If they didn't do so well, maybe you can look over what they got wrong with them.

It always requires vulnerability from both partners, said Tahl. "That's something pop culture gets wrong with bondage.

That said, I feel it's my duty to let Darren know exactly what he's gotten wrong with his new film.

He got it wrong with me, as he got it wrong with Obi".

"We have obviously got it wrong with a few players," he said, "we have to have a better set-up, mentality wise, in the future".

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.

A home that's got nothing wrong with it, that's standing solid?

Now both its politics and its economy are in a mess.Here are a few charts that show how the West has got it wrong with Ukraine.