Sentence examples for erroneously thinks from inspiring English sources

First, Wittgenstein erroneously thinks that Gödel's proof is essentially semantical and that it uses and requires a self-referential proposition.

When it was still erroneously thought May had used Rocks, Primal Scream were equally furious.

"I erroneously thought the way I had submitted the articles was appropriate".

I erroneously thought of the program as my baby, not the company's.

Then, after three years passed, he erroneously thought he was no longer eligible for V.A. health care.

We know less when we erroneously think we know than when we recognize that we don't.

At one time, consuming gold was erroneously thought to be beneficial for health (and still is, in some circles).

Today, it is generally, albeit erroneously, thought to have arisen as a euphemistic shortening of "bullshit," a term that came into currency, dictionaries tell us, around 1915.

(Market researchers once found many working-class respondents erroneously thought all the popular "red tops," papers with red nameplates, were pro-Labour).

The Avenue of the Dead was once erroneously thought to have been lined with tombs, but the low buildings that flank it probably were palace residences.

The hyphen dates back to the Greeks, Houston writes, although Gutenberg is erroneously thought to have invented it, in order to justify the lines of his Bible.