Sentence examples for the whole thing wrong from inspiring English sources

Have I got the whole thing wrong?

It's possible we've got the whole thing wrong.

Three decades later, the joke's on them; they read the whole thing wrong.

I never for a minute imagine that they should not have done it - but they handled the whole thing wrong".

There's a nagging sense that I have got the whole thing wrong, that I don't belong here, that, ultimately, I am and always will be an impostor.

It's not an informal or vivid way of speaking; it's a revolting and prissy attempt to bring a phrase or clause into a world of elegance and politeness, and, incidentally, getting the whole thing wrong.

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The whole thing was wrong.

It just makes me wonder whether we've got the whole thing the wrong way round.

But had the whole thing gone wrong in the final hour of the tournament, all sorts of reasons would have been advanced to explain the failure, most of them laid at the captain's door.

The whole thing felt wrong.