Sentence examples for had the wrong ideas from inspiring English sources
She acted as though everyone had the wrong ideas about things that, in fact, they'd never thought about: jerboas, or pangolins, or plumet basilisks.
She just had the wrong ideas about life and – in a modern way, for which I couldn't reproach her – felt entitled to them.
By extension, the problem was more that the Nazis had the wrong ideas, than that they were in some sense supernaturally evil.
He never listens to you — in case you had the wrong idea about that, too".
and people in the business just had the wrong idea about me".
InBloom hit the wall not because it had the wrong idea, but one that was ahead of its time.
I had the wrong idea about Trollope for years, based on a cursory scan of his work in my 20s.
WASHINGTON — Maybe the Washington Capitals had the wrong idea when they thought Alex Ovechkin was going to handle their scoring against the Rangers.
Wallace explained that he thought people had the wrong idea about him, saying: "I've been portrayed as a womanising football hooligan, but I don't recognise that person.
It is obvious that Mr. Bendor had the wrong idea about what "protection" means here, and it is equally obvious that the operator was careful not to disabuse him of his misimpression.
