Sentence examples for it is wrong to believe from inspiring English sources

Doubtless Mill had in mind here such normative logical principles as "it is wrong to believe both 'p' and 'not-p' at the same time".

It is wrong to believe the SD recruits from conservative circles.

"It is wrong to believe that they are an ephemeral phenomenon," said Professor Dimitris Kerides, who teaches political science at Athens Panteion Universityy.

He said that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad gains strength from positioning himself as a rejectionist and foe of the United States, so it is wrong to believe that Syria would think it would gain from an alliance with Washington.

Mercedes have agreed a more financially lucrative contract with Hamilton than the one offered by McLaren, but BBC Radio 5 live commentator James Allen said it is wrong to believe the decision has been motivated by money.

She argues it is wrong to believe there is one objective standard of 'beauty.' No.

He said it was wrong to believe that air strikes in Syria would be illegal without Assad's approval.

He said it was wrong to believe that the Brazilians of the past could win without steel in the modern age.

You have to learn to stand by your principles; it's wrong to believe you have to bribe your way to success.

And, as Hurricane Katrina tragically demonstrates, it was wrong to believe that state governments are capable of discharging the federal government's responsibilities.

Sandie Keene, president of the association, said it was wrong to believe that all tasks needed more than 15 minutes to carry out.