Sentence examples for believed the wrong from inspiring English sources

But he believed the wrong move at that moment was to get offended.

Fans believed the wrong fighter won the opening match.

Were Hitler and Stalin just terribly misguided folk, whose only flaw was that they believed the wrong things, and pursued them vigorously?

It's evident Chabon still can't believe the wrong turns his "wrecked" novel takes — disbelief that shades, at times, into disdain for his feckless former self.

Along the way, of course, she plans to continue to remind her readers that she believes the wrong person is in the White House, she said.

Nearly 65% of Labour voters believe David Miliband would have made a better leader than his younger brother, according to the poll and more than half of Labour voters, 56%, believe the wrong brother was elected leader.

As Ewing concludes at the novel's close, if by believing the wrong story we can bring about the worst, who knows what we can achieve by believing a good story?

For others, it means killing people for believing the wrong things, or believing in the wrong way.

Because not knowing is even worse than believing the wrong thing.

But that's what we do, we blame the victim for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, wearing the wrong thing, believing the wrong person, drinking the wrong drink..

She doesn't believe easily and she usually believes the wrong person.