Sentence examples for i erroneously believed from inspiring English sources

But as I faced the precise scenario I erroneously believed I had protected myself from, a surprising thing happened: I didn't crumble.

I craved approval and sometimes I cringe at "what I did for love," as I erroneously believed that I needed others to fill my dwindling tank.

I first learned about Sadie Butler in the early 2000's when I sent away for the Catholic Diocesan records of my paternal great-grandfather whom I (erroneously) believed was Irish Catholic.

I erroneously believed that just because it was a local bank, it was lending to the local community at equitable rates and was interested in the local people who bank with them.

I erroneously believed I was alone among my friends in having miscarried, because we had never talked about it; this is faulty but common logic, which functions to negatively reinforce the bias against speaking openly about pregnancy loss.

I erroneously believed that Ms. Kagan was openly gay not because of, as Stein describes it, a "whisper campaign" on the part of conservatives, but because it had been mentioned casually on multiple occasions by friends and colleagues -- including students at Harvard, Hill staffers, and in the sphere of legal academia -- who know Kagan personally.

I erroneously actually believed being saved from Vietnam by Berrigan and his colleagues.

But "the BP Macondo well team erroneously believed that they had received the wrong centralizers.

We had (erroneously) believed that we were well-healed by now.

Women, especially in STEM, are often sidelined because they are erroneously believed to be incapable of solving hard problems.

Some people erroneously believed Bell had a gun, according to 911 calls, police told local news outlet KTVB.