Sentence examples for incorrectly believing from inspiring English sources

Most military histories skim over the Middle Ages, incorrectly believing it to be a period in which strategy was displaced by a combination of banditry and religious fanaticism.

Recall the case in which Detective Brown says 'the murderer of Smith is insane', incorrectly believing that there was one murderer when in fact the crime was committed by a ghoulish cult of insane individuals.

Incorrectly believing that Tanambogo was only lightly defended, this company attempted an amphibious assault directly on Tanambogo shortly after dark on 7 August.

Incorrectly believing the French to be five days ahead rather than two, Nelson insisted on a direct route to Alexandria without deviation.

The researchers write, "We found that people misinterpret serving size information, with the vast majority of consumers incorrectly believing that the serving size refers to how much can/should be consumed".

Incorrectly believing from the inactivity that the cadres had fled, and thinking that the two fallen soldiers were still alive, Major Hank Meyer ordered the leader of 7 Troop, Lieutenant Joe du Plooy, to sweep around the river and send Coey out to treat the men.

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

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.