Sentence examples for it totally wrong from inspiring English sources

But nongamers can get it totally wrong when buying for friends and family.

"I am lucky as the company pay the general managers well, but morally I find it totally wrong to take money off the waiting staff," he said.

Woodward, who stepped down from the head coach's role in 2004, told Radio Five Live yesterday: "It was a massive over-reaction and I think they have got it totally wrong.

If at that point they had just said: 'Mate, so sorry – we have been dealing with this party and got it totally wrong,' I really wouldn't have pursued anything.

Canford Cliffs (4.20) is also a skinny price for the Coventry Stakes, but unless the greatly experienced Richard Hannon has got it totally wrong, this Newbury winner has the potential to bolt up in this.

Whether you are a supermarket tabloid psychic, the leader of a doomsday cult or an expert in a think tank, whether you predict the divorce of a movie star, the end of the world or merely the end of history, acolytes and book publishers will be remarkably forgiving if you get it totally wrong.

It's totally wrong; it can't be right.

"It looks totally wrong, and it's not the way the piece was intended to be".

"It's totally wrong to say that it is, because you open up a Pandora's box as far as race relations is concerned and I don't think that's necessarily what we want".

When it is applied to foreign policy it becomes totally wrong.

We are condemning the statement from Doug Henderson which has popped up on News 24, saying it has been totally contradicted by what GB himself said and it's totally wrong and unhelpful.