Sentence examples for incorrectly believed from inspiring English sources

Video footage shows him being beaten by an angry crowd who incorrectly believed he was an accomplice.

The judges, who included Siméon-Denis Poisson, did not understand what Galois had written and (incorrectly) believed that it contained a significant error.

Inspired by the great success of conic sections in these settings, Galileo incorrectly believed that a hanging chain would take the shape of a parabola.

Phil Dorrell, a partner at consultants Retail Remedy, said Clarke incorrectly believed businesses such as Harris + Hoole would help support flagging sales at Tesco stores.

Bizarrely, the EDL incorrectly believed he was really called Gary Moon, which led them to turn up at the house of the similarly named Garry Moon.

They incorrectly believed that it would run from $2,250 to $3,600, the figures emphasized in brochures published by the government and insurance companies.

A raid by NATO troops singled out the wrong house, and she was killed along with her uncle, who was the target of the raid, because he was incorrectly believed to be a local Taliban leader.

In its written summation of the case in February, the bureau said Dr. Ivins's lab technicians grew anthrax spores that the technicians incorrectly believed were added to Dr. Ivins's main supply flask.

All this came at a time when polling showed that nearly one-fifth of Americans incorrectly believed that Obama was Muslim, up from about one-tenth a year earlier.

Nor was a photograph of the former Conservative party treasurer shown to Steve Messham, the man who incorrectly believed that the peer had abused him in the 1970s when he was a child in the North Wales care home system.

In the age of online extremism, and in the wake of the Paris attacks, when it was widely (and incorrectly) believed that the terrorists used encrypted communications tools to organise, encryption and user privacy measures have come under attack from politicians.