Sentence examples for erred in assuming from inspiring English sources

Observers, and I'd include myself, have erred in assuming this case was simpler than it is.

What is more, the ninth circuit erred in assuming that normal means of mounting and displaying art are easily reversible.

"I had erred in assuming that I was completely recused from even asking questions about the allocation of resources.

We think the state court misread our cases, and thus erred in assuming that they require a two-tiered definition of commerce.

For years, conservative health care analysts have said the budget office has erred in assuming that the insurance requirement has so much power over who gets health insurance.

But it held that the District Court had erred in assuming the "coupling [of these reflections] with uncopyrightable fact transformed that information into a copyrighted 'totality.'" 723 F.2051983 205 (1983).

Would-be leaders often err in assuming that their job negotiations are all about negotiating their salary, benefits, and other perks.

Moreover, Maher and Harris err in assuming that what groups like ISIS are doing demonstrates the incontrovertible Islamic teachings on jihad and thus epitomizes the true, ugly face of Islam.

Where they may have erred was in assuming that his offensive and incendiary remarks about immigrants and members of minority groups would produce a parallel mobilization behind Clinton.

In "Domesticated," by contrast, Bill errs in assuming that, post-scandal, he can slip back into a life of wealth and privilege after apologizing.

On his view, Plato errs in assuming that the natural love for one's own family can be transferred to all fellow-citizens.