Sentence examples for be wrong to deduce from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, strategists say, it would be wrong to deduce that the speculative frenzy that drove technology stocks into the stratosphere has returned full force.
But it would be wrong to deduce from that catchy new term that films such as Superbad, Pineapple Express or I Love You, Man are really exploring the complexities of male friendship, let alone male love.
Therefore, it would be wrong to totally reject them.
A question for any Zulu speakers who may have nothing better to do right now than follow this here commentary: given that Bafana Bafana translates as The Boys (or so were are constantly told), am I wrong to deduce that nouns are pluralised in Zulu by repeating them?
This conclusion might be wrong due to their particular design.
If we are wrong in deducing causation from association no great harm will be done.
It would be convenient to deduce from this study that snacking leads to weight loss.
"This can be used to deduce how "stressful" a film might be for children and adolescents".
He exercised his right to be wrong.
