Sentence examples for I believed wrongly from inspiring English sources

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.

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

It believed, wrongly, that countries within a monetary union no longer faced balance-of-payments constraints.

For most of the past decade, Americans have believed (wrongly) that the crime rate has been rising.

It was believed — wrongly — to be a cure for syphilis and thus was extremely valuable.

He believed, wrongly, as it turned out, that one of his old students would be among my interviewers.

His admiration was selective and he believed, wrongly in my opinion, that the quality of MPs had severely deteriorated.

But Miller said the government believed wrongly that the gap would evaporate because it was closing among younger women.

Rather, he feared that his mob colleagues were determined to kill him and his family because they believed — wrongly, apparently — that he had robbed them.

He said some believed, wrongly, that biotechnology companies were developing drugs that could be misused by athletes as a way to increase sales.