Sentence examples for erroneously believing from inspiring English sources

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

Concerns about the safety of oestrogen-based hormone replacement therapy after publication of the Women's Health Initiative study and Million Women Study has led to women turning to alternative therapies, erroneously believing that they are safer and 'more natural'.

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

When he and three comrades -- erroneously believing that fascism was coming to America -- jumped bail to go underground, the consequences were far-reaching.

They were described as being "profoundly ignorant of the law" and of erroneously believing they could act with "carte blanche to remove tissue and organs for whatever purpose they saw fit".

"Many communities are blissfully unaware of the existential risk they face from wildfire, erroneously believing fire is an improbable once-in-a-lifetime event," Bowman said in a recent op-ed.

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

Studies also reveal that most physicians erroneously believe the representatives do not influence prescribing habits.

In a third they open a casino when they erroneously believe they have American Indian blood.

Nor is it a rare phenomenon, as many people erroneously believe.

He erroneously believes he knows more about others than they do about themselves.