Sentence examples for guilty of believing from inspiring English sources

At the very least, Basbug is guilty of believing his own propaganda that the Turkish military has a privileged place in the country's political life.

Holloway is guilty of the therapeutic fallacy of believing that what matters is what makes you feel good.

Guilty though we may be of believing too quickly a smear campaign led by a tabloid, she must ask herself why we fell hook, line and sinker.

The bill also drew support from newly elected UKIP MP Mark Reckless, saying he had previously been "guilty of having believed the undertakings I was given by those on the government frontbench" about the NHS reforms.

When she thought him guilty of deceit, she believed his ulcer to be a heavenly flame sent to punish him.

"Before this happened to Ched, maybe I would have seen a headline of 'someone was found guilty' and believed it but then I wouldn't have given it a second thought, I would have just carried on.

If United were guilty of anything, it was believing that Ramos wanted to join them when the common suspicion was that he was using them to engineer a new contract from Madrid.

Are we guilty of confirmation bias, in believing that the markets are wrong when they go up and right when they fall?It is easy to find gloomy news in recent weeks; the trio of poor August reports from Germany, for example, the downgrade of trade forecasts by the World Trade Organisation and of growth forecasts by the IMF and of global oil demand by the International Energy Agency.

He received that sentence in federal court in Brooklyn after a jury found him guilty of misleading clients into believing they were purchasing risk free debt instruments.

I do not believe I am guilty of sexual harassment, and I believe a full presentation of the facts will vindicate me".

"They know the Saudis are going to drop them on Yemen... in Sa'dah and in Sana'a and other provinces.I don't think they are guilty of war crimes, I believe so.