Sentence examples for it is wrong to suppose from inspiring English sources
But it is wrong to suppose that the deficit is unfixable, as two proposals for fixing it have shown this month (see article).
Where lock-in is a factor, it is wrong to suppose that consumers and producers will blunder on as if it were not.
Hence it is wrong to suppose, as is all too commonly the case, that the strength of the motion picture lies in the fact that the camera can roam abroad, can go out of the room, for example, to show a taxi arriving.
On this view, it is wrong to suppose that there is such a thing as the concept CAT.
They said it was wrong to suppose, as most economists had up to then, that governments could lower the rate of unemployment if only they would accept a little more inflation.
In effect, this would be to grant that the non-naturalist is right about the semantics (moral predicates do purport to refer to non-natural properties) but wrong about the metaphysics (the non-naturalist is wrong to suppose moral predicates refer to anything).
It would be wrong to suppose that Isaiah came to Israel simply to announce the approaching disaster.
But it would be wrong to suppose, as that view does, that Bill Clinton's effect on the American scene has been only to make the White House a grubbier place and politics more dishonest.
Each of these parts of writing involves a spectacularly different set of skills and tasks, and it would surely be wrong to suppose that only the last part of writing may be properly construed as authorship.
Or, speaking hermeneutically, it might even be wrong to suppose there is one "real" ("true") understanding.
