Sentence examples for falsely believing from inspiring English sources

By wrapping guns and crosses in American flags, they derive power from falsely believing that they represent the "real America".

A surprising number of Americans still find the president exotic and existentially detached, falsely believing he's either a Muslim or foreign born.

But this is surely a confusion: you may care about them simply because they are yours, without falsely believing that they have special value in themselves.By nature, people are soft on themselves.

The suit says that Clemens defamed McNamee by waging a public relations campaign against him "intended to deceive the public and Congress into falsely believing that McNamee is a liar".

Britain's biggest coffee chains, including Starbucks, Costa, Caffè Nero and Pret, were accused this week of making misleading claims about recycling that led to consumers falsely believing their cups were environmentally friendly.

Just as some like to make their faith more palatable to reason by falsely believing that miracles need not defy the laws of nature, so some hold that faith merely supplements reason and never actually supplants it.

However, recent evidence obtained using the Deese/Roediger-McDermott (DRM) paradigm for eliciting false memory experiences suggests that individuals can falsely believe that events occurred mere seconds in the past when they in fact did not.

They had falsely believed that unregulated capitalism could dodge the bullet of depression.

Many people falsely believe a 100percentt feedback means a seller is legitimate.

But his wife falsely believed she was too old to get pregnant.

A shepherd, Celadon, tries to win back the heart of Astrea, who falsely believes that Celadon has been unfaithful.