Sentence examples similar to be wrongly thought to from inspiring English sources

Only one of the 20 placebo patients was wrongly thought to have had transplant growth by PET scan.

The actress also said she is wrongly thought to be a "goody two-shoes", adding: "I'm probably less square than people think".

The murder of an Iranian immigrant who was wrongly thought to be a paedophile is to be the subject of a film.

The rehearsal was being shown on a monitor in the Sky Sports News studio and was wrongly thought to be the actual pairings.

Vocal-cord injury bears a stigma in the world of opera — it is wrongly thought to be caused invariably by improper technique, though problems can arise with the most technically proficient of singers.

These medieval and cruel institutions were known in Ireland as the Magdalene Laundries, maybe referring to the work the jailed victims were doing, and so named after Mary Magdalene, who was wrongly thought to be a prostitute.

The scenario of an unstable stem that was not revised together with the cup at the index revision procedure because it was wrongly thought to be stable could distort our results.

Also, 15 P-N3 had not inspired confidence, but that was because it was wrongly thought that White had to get his king out of the center with 18 0-0-0, after which he was exposed to a counterattack with... P-R4,... N-N3 and... P-R5.

Orwell is wrongly thought of as the great neutral reporter, immune to the fever of judgment — the cool camera, the unbiased eyeball.

But it turned into another case of women's bodies being wrongly thought of as under public ownership.

A lot of Muslims were wrongly thought of.