Sentence examples for incorrectly believes from inspiring English sources

Atlanta Michael Rhoads incorrectly believes that "cholly" (not "holly") is a mispronunciation of challah.

A review of more than 65 studies of paternity has concluded that actual rates of nonpaternity — cases in which a man incorrectly believes he is biologically related to a child — are much lower than the widely cited 10percentt.

The league said the union was doing this not because it was defunct or incapable of representing N.B.A. players, but as a "negotiating tactic, which the Union incorrectly believes would enable it to commence an antitrust challenge to the N.B.A.'s lockout, which the Union in turn believes would strengthen its position in negotiations over a renewed labor agreement".

Washington, however, incorrectly believes that bigger and bigger doses of stimulus can rescue the economy without causing a flight from the dollar.

As such, it does not serve to explain cases where perception is not involved, as when someone incorrectly believes that the sum of 5 and 7 is 11 (115e-116a).

He then falsely claims that film was based on the 1979 drama film Kramer vs. Kramer, which he incorrectly believes was written by the English poet and playwright William Shakespeare.

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

And many incorrectly believe that the police, like Transportation Security Administration officers, are required to have female officers frisk women.

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

It is perhaps a sign of New Yorkers' impatience that many incorrectly believe the subway system can be restored at the flick of a switch.

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.