Sentence examples for have it exactly from inspiring English sources

Scientists hoping to sway opinion by mocking creationism and intelligent design have it exactly wrong ("Darwin's Cause").

"People think that we're going to pry the steering wheel from their cold, dead hands," he told me, but they have it exactly wrong.

There are many things wrong with this nonsense, but I'll just point out one: Mr. Cantor and other Republicans who push this line have it exactly backwards.

Roger Cohen's column "The dilemmas of Jewish Power" (Globalist, Feb. 14) — and by extension, Peter Beinart's new book — have it exactly right.

Representative King and others have it exactly, completely wrong — the American Muslim community has actively and repeatedly, day in and day out, rejected such radicals on religious grounds: they do not know mercy.

Laura Johnson Gambier, Ohio, Dec. 5, 2008 • To the Editor: Re "Reality Check for Detroit" (editorial, Dec. 5): You have it exactly right — the Big Three's top executives must resign.

Wolfe had it exactly right.

Kerr, bless him, had it exactly wrong.

The postmodernists had it exactly backward.

In fact, he has it exactly backwards.

So, 60 Minutes had it exactly wrong.