Sentence examples for erroneously believed to be from inspiring English sources

Some bishops and other church leaders often put what they erroneously believed to be the institutional concerns of the local church above the concerns of the universal church.

An earlier test showing a sky-high iron level had been erroneously believed to be the result — not the cause — of his problems.

Simon Usborne Making sloe gin Erroneously believed to be the province solely of Miss Marple types, the making of fruit liqueurs is thriving in certain quarters.

For almost 400 years, a piece of sculpture unearthed nearby in 1550 and deposited in the Palazzo Spada was erroneously believed to be the Pompey statue.

Hoping to escape the spreading epidemic, some of the Genoese left Kaffa in four ships erroneously believed to be free of the disease.

At that time, the Forestry Commission believed it could not ban ash imports under EU law because the organism that causes ash dieback was erroneously believed to be already present in Britain.

Bankers, for example, must appear to be prudent and penitent; advertisers must seem to not simply be coke-addled twerps leaping on and ludicrously misinterpreting what they erroneously believe to be the latest yoof phenomena.

Fleeing what she erroneously believes to be her destructive powers, Geneviève has stumbled on solace and protection, ushering in the next phase of her life and of the novel.

Unfortunately, as with many things that these and other states do, they have enacted such laws in an effort to "fix" what they erroneously believe to be the problem.

These reflections help us to explain why for about one hundred and fifty years Paul was erroneously, but unanimously, believed to be an Ockhamist in logic and metaphysics and an Averroist in psychology and epistemology.

Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were invited to sign the book in 1849; however, they in fact signed a modern flyleaf which was erroneously believed to have been one of the original folios.