Sentence examples for erroneously believes that from inspiring English sources

Pullman's heroine, Lyra Belacqua, is a pre-adolescent girl who erroneously believes that she is an orphan.

This is one of the most important occupations in America today, yet the average person erroneously believes that most certified financial planners are already wealthy.

Roger Cohen erroneously believes that a long-term truce between Israel and Hamas would make a permanent peace deal more feasible ("Middle East reality check," Globalist, March 9).

If, however, the screened person (erroneously) believes, that there is no need to stop smoking as the test "will identify any cancer in time to cure it and there is, therefore, no need to stop smoking" the test could increase the likelihood of dying from lung cancer instead of decreasing it.

In contrast, those in the non-affected counties, more frequently erroneously believed that boiling or disinfecting the water was a recommended behaviour.

But "the BP Macondo well team erroneously believed that they had received the wrong centralizers.

Politicians are much more likely to erroneously believe that their constituents are more conservative than they actually are than to erroneously believe that their constituents are more liberal than they actually are.

The following year, the king surrendered to the Scots, erroneously believing that they would strike a better bargain.

On February 15 the Allies bombed and demolished the Benedictine monastery, erroneously believing that the Germans had occupied and fortified it.

Many health care workers still erroneously believe that adequate pain relief can leave patients addicted to the drugs.

Some people may erroneously believe that Chambers is Tom or vice versa, but that doesn't mean that the reference of the name changes.