Sentence examples similar to erroneously sorted from inspiring English sources
It erroneously assumes that judges can ascertain the appropriate criteria and objectively apply them to challenged evidence before litigation unfolds, and before methodological disputes are sorted out during that process.
Besides erroneously combining separate tracts, the erroneously splitting of one tract into parts also occurs.
The "institution of marriage" remains erroneously conflated with all sorts of religious connotations which, in this theocratic-leaning society, have become a divisive front in the culture wars of this nation.
The phrase "rise of China" has now become so commonplace that we treat it more as a fact of nature than as a prediction of a very familiar sort — one made erroneously about the Soviet Union in the 1950s and '60s; about Japan in the '70s and '80s; and about the European Union in the '90s and '00s.
Perhaps the sale of a Cezanne in December made the thief erroneously assume he could get the same sort of price for a Cezanne on the black market, said Katrina Burrows, editor of the London magazine Trace, which tracks stolen art and antiques.
