Sentence examples for believe it wrongly from inspiring English sources

Since then, the movie has gone on to gross more than $260m£140m0m) in the US alone, topping the box office for several weeks in a row, but its popularity has clearly not dented its ability to cause offence among those who believe it wrongly blames the Jews for Christ's murder.

"We are disappointed by the outcome and we believe it was wrongly decided," a representative from Lamborn's campaign told Gray Television News D.C.. bureau.

And because Britain deploys conventionally armed Tomahawks, a target country detecting a missile launch might wrongly believe it was under nuclear attack and react accordingly.

Preachers in Judeo-Christian faiths, whether rightly or wrongly, believe it would be a dereliction of duty to leave their fellow man ignorant of this horrific peril.

Figures from Rightmove show that of first-time buyers who say that they understand phase two, actually nearly a quarter wrongly believe it is only for new build properties and around a fifth do not realise it is available for homes up to the value of £600,000.

Headlights are often turned off, as drivers wrongly believe it saves the batteries,  Sobel said.

Now it looks like AT&T believes it's been wrongly accused, and it's beginning to take a stand for itself.

Still, because so many people have objected to its use (wrongly believing it had some relationship to autism), it has been taken out of virtually every vaccine in the U.S. Ask your doctor if the vaccine (or any you wish to have) contains thimerosol.

One elderly customer even had her pet dog put down, wrongly believing it was the cause of her rashes.

One family even put down their pet dog, wrongly believing it was the cause of their skin rashes.

A bizarre search has unfolded on the Gold Coast after a South American boa constrictor was released by police who wrongly believed it was a harmless python.