Sentence examples for be wrong to suspect from inspiring English sources

Mr Mowatt-Larssen may be wrong to suspect that al-Qaeda is playing a long game to stage a spectacular attack on America.

She was wrong to suspect, though, that the city was on the rocks.

Whatever their politics, none of the Gonzalezes were wrong to suspect that their relatives were being swept up by forces bigger than themselves.

But we should insist, again in private, that if they did torture suspects, they were wrong to do so.

He warned against regarding all refugees as suspected terrorists, saying: "It is wrong to put refugees under general suspicion.

I may be wrong, but I suspect that at least a few of these dark clouds have silver linings for consumers.

He could be wrong, but I suspect he is right.

Even though the majority of Japanese people know that an imperialistic view toward the rest of Asia is wrong, I suspect that most are either too busy or too apathetic to speak out.

I pray that Charlie is wrong but suspect he is not.

The former chancellor, who prompted Michael Heseltine to challenge Thatcher in 1990, told peers: "I would like to think I was wrong in suspecting that the prime minister's sudden conversion to the merits of a referendum is less about occupying the moral high ground of democratic consent than the search for a means to overcome the problems of internal party management".

I hope I'm wrong, but I suspect that taxpayers are about to get another raw deal — and that we're about to get another financial rescue plan that fails to do the job.