Sentence examples for erred in thinking from inspiring English sources

But he erred in thinking that the wealth of nations lay only in agriculture.

The tape, however, showed that Reed's memory erred in thinking Knight came at him with two hands and that two assistant coaches broke up the incident.

Law enforcement officials in the 1970's erred in thinking the deaths were mysterious, Mr. Cade said, although the cause was never determined.

In 1992, John Paul praised Galileo for inventing the scientific method and said that the theologians of the day had erred in thinking that they should read sacred Scripture literally.

Fludd erred in thinking that the energy created by water passing over a mill wheel would exceed the energy required to get the water back up again by means of an Archimedes screw.

His book "The Dollar Crisis", published in 2002, argued that the post-Bretton Woods financial system had led to huge global imbalances and a credit bubble that would end in collapse.Mr Duncan erred in thinking that the crisis would be prompted by a dollar implosion.

"For the most part I'd probably err in thinking what he has done," Manuel said.

Yes, we may possibly err in thinking that we need to spend uncounted billions on green technologies, new industries and fostering worldwide unanimity of purpose.

We hope, however, that we have extracted enough to show that we do not err in thinking Mr Kohl's book one of those which it is a satisfaction not only to read, but also to posses when read.

In one of the great pitfalls of human thinking about the natural world, and our evolutionary origins within this matrix, we search for analogs of puzzling human behaviors in the actions of other animals and then err in thinking that we have located the "true" explanation for the human phenomenon.

Did she err in thinking of Yahoo as a media company rather than a technology one?