Sentence examples for be wrong to imagine from inspiring English sources

And the euro zone would be wrong to imagine that Cyprus is tiny enough to let go safely.

Against that backdrop, Mr. Henke says it may be wrong to imagine that the interests of ranchers and energy production can be balanced to the satisfaction of all.

Despite the Rancho Rodeos, Ms. Ruiz said, it would be wrong to imagine that the Latinas of the American Southwest were all living in sprawling haciendas.

It would be wrong to imagine, however, that climate change and the extreme events it drives are all about higher temperatures and a bit more wind and rain.

It is wrong to imagine it is a new phenomenon.

Jones thinks it's wrong to imagine his company's namesake as some kind of genteel, buttoned-up tobacconist.

But I want to tell him that he is wrong to imagine that Serbs suffered most in the wars.

But it is wrong to imagine the world's addiction to oil will end soon, as a result of genuine scarcity.

Yet man talk about ships is not the same as boy talk about cars; and the editor of Lloyd's List is wrong to imagine that ships were female in the first place because of their attributed "character".

He was wrong to want the job, just as Ed Miliband was wrong to displace his older brother, David; just as Hillary was wrong to imagine that she had some kind of right – the divine right of Clintons – to sit in the White House.

Israel's most experienced students of terrorism don't make the theological distinctions Palestinians can draw between suicide bombers who are truly martyrs and bombers whose acts cannot be justified and who therefore were wrong to imagine that they would be martyrs.