Sentence examples for I believe wrongly from inspiring English sources

Unlike with physical illnesses, there is always with depression, I believe wrongly, guilt and blame attached.

I believed, wrongly as it turned out, that details of the case could be lawfully shown to a government minister, her MP and to the press as long as they were strictly anonymous.

At the time, I believed (wrongly as it turns out) that I wouldn't be able to build muscle if I went more than a few hours without eating anything.

"I'd been led to believe – wrongly – that Alzheimer's wasn't regarded as a health issue but a social issue.

(They believe, wrongly, that Fannie and Freddie caused the financial crisis).

Such Tories believe, wrongly, that a different leader could have won an overall majority in 2010.

The rate of "switching" between banks is barely 7%, as the public believe, wrongly, that it's a complicated process.

The only surprise is that a majority of Republicans believe, wrongly, that Trump won the popular vote at all.

Adoption experts say local authorities are prolonging the time these children spend in foster care, because they believe, wrongly, that paying voluntary agencies is too expensive.

The only thing they clearly want to cut is foreign aid, which most Americans believe, wrongly, accounts for a large share of the federal budget.

But his drive-by defamation can only mislead concerned citizens by making them believe – wrongly – that there is no point in checking their status with this office.