Sentence examples for was I misinformed from inspiring English sources

Was I misinformed?

"I'd heard you two had a party line — was I misinformed?" He hoped the joke wasn't too antique for her.

"Was I misinformed?" Mr. Norquist was getting ready to celebrate the legislators who have signed his group's no-tax pledge at the kind of place where a tax cut comes in handy: the New York Yacht Club.

Or am I horribly misinformed?

"I am sorry I was misinformed".

(Which they weren't: I was misinformed).

"I'm sorry that I was so misinformed that I said nobody anticipated the breach of the levees, and it won't happen again.

"I guess I was misinformed," she said in a phone interview.

"I was misinformed, and I recognize that," he told Mr. Lauer.

But it also produced such famous bits of insolence, as the exchange between Rick and Louis ("I came to Casablanca for the waters". "Waters? What waters? We're in the desert". "I was misinformed")., and, of course, the single best use of the passive voice in movie history: Rick plugs Strasser, and Renault says to his men, "Major Strasser has been shot.

Sunday People editor Neil "I was misinformed" Wallis or paparazzo Jason "I told the truth" Fraser.