Sentence examples for I thought incorrectly from inspiring English sources

By revealing my flaws to whoever wanted to look, I thought — incorrectly, as it turned out — that I was inoculating myself against the criticism my Gawker co-workers and I leveled most often.

I also thought, incorrectly, that if I worked hard, my students would follow suit.

2. Being kinky in the sheets says nothing about a man's personality outside the bedroom I always thought, incorrectly, that kinky people must have something in common.

Eventually, the men willingly followed their captains even when they thought (incorrectly) that the captains were on the wrong river.

The car had a photograph of a Middle Eastern leader, thought incorrectly to be Osama bin Laden.

The thermometer was popularized by German physician Karl August Wunderlich, who thought, incorrectly, that every disease had its own characteristic fever pattern.

Financial aid officers also say some middle- and upper-middle class families may not have saved enough in part because they thought, incorrectly, that financial aid would compensate.

Research by the foundation found that 35% of European consumers thought incorrectly that carbon monoxide, which is invisible and odourless, could be detected by human senses and only 5% had worried about it when going on holiday.

Some detractors have said that the Hawass clothing, which was first sold at Harrods in London this month, commercializes Egyptian history, and some object to the catalog because they thought — incorrectly, according to the makers of the clothing — that models had sat on or scuffed priceless ancient artifacts during the photo shoot.

This week, Mr. Dorronsoro said, as the Pakistani Army began a major offensive against the Pakistani Taliban, many Americans thought incorrectly that the assault was against the Afghan Taliban, the force that is causing Washington to consider sending more troops to Afghanistan.

In the new study of 340 people who take care of young children conducted by the Baltimore team, 56percentt said they were very worried about the potential harm of fever in children, 44percentt considered a temperature of 102 was high and 7percentthoughtht incorrectly that body temperature could rise to a lethal level of more than 110 in response to an infection if the fever was not treated.