Sentence examples for be wrong to believe from inspiring English sources

It would be wrong to believe that to continue business-as-usual is the cheap option.

But it would be wrong to believe that the Vatican has given him the prominent posting in Philadelphia solely in the service of politics.

"The right would be wrong to believe it has the backing of the country," said François Hollande, first secretary of the Socialist Party.

Mr. Adamov said on Saturday that Washington would be "wrong" to believe that a $100 million assistance package would prompt Russia to forgo revenue from future reactor sales, each of which could be worth up to $1 billion dollars.

Although the entire court bench was appointed by Park and her conservative predecessor, the strength of public anger towards Park means she would be wrong to believe they could save her presidency.

Still, it would be wrong to believe that bringing some structure into narrative reports would be sufficient, according to one.

Magazine publishers were wrong to believe Apple's iPad would be a "Jesus tablet".

But they are wrong to believe that this challenge can be solved by force.

It is wrong to believe the SD recruits from conservative circles.

He said it was wrong to believe that air strikes in Syria would be illegal without Assad's approval.

You are wrong to believe that a new kitchen will make you happy for as long as you imagine.