Sentence examples for have thought wrongly from inspiring English sources

So when the second Test match came around in Sydney a month later, you might have thought Brown would have learned his lesson but you would have thought wrongly.

They had thought, wrongly in this case but probably correctly in general, that life should be simpler chasing under lights, even if that meant bowling in the daytime heat.

So, if you're determined to behave wrongly, there's the opportunity: "It's one of the easiest situations to abuse, I would have thought".

The jury has heard how he contacted Surrey Police in 2002 to tell them the newspaper had a voicemail it thought (wrongly) had been left for missing schoolgirl Milly Dowler.

The "impartial" worship he envisages "has been thought, wrongly, to require belief in God, since it has been thought to involve the judgment that whatever exists is good.

I had thought about myself and what motivates me, and I wrongly thought that applied to everyone.

He thought, wrongly, that Lowry would have another copy.

Many people have come to think wrongly of innovation as a separate activity, walled off from their regular course of business, something they have to pursue intentionally.

Meanwhile, everyone thought (wrongly, as it later turned out) that the cooling systems were operating at the reactors, which would have bought some time.

Siesta, I thought, wrongly.

He thought, wrongly, that Artie wanted to piss on camera.