Sentence examples similar to might wrongly presume from inspiring English sources

When Roland and Maud find it at the end of the novel, they wrongly presume it is Christabel's.

The regulations wrongly presume "one size fits all" when it comes to pricing, says Richard Feasey of Vodafone, Europe's biggest operator.

One might conclude that free riding in some instance is wrong, but this cannot follow merely from the fact that it is free riding, as Hart and Rawls wrongly presume.

Many people who have unhealthy lifestyles wrongly presume that their cards are marked at birth, so they may as well not bother.

They wrongly presume that people with mental illness are protected by our laws.

Critics might counter, however, that this account wrongly presumes that psychological attachment is sufficient to generate moral entitlement.

This wrongly presumes that a surplus is always good and a deficit bad.

KNVB (their FA) wrongly presumed they wouldn't need rooms after 5 July.

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It's all based on perception". Conversely, he says, unattractive people are often wrongly presumed to be lazy, unmotivated, or unintelligent.

First, Scaramucci tried in vain to unearth the source who revealed that he had dined at the White House, and wrongly presumed it was Priebus.