Sentence examples for mistaken to conclude from inspiring English sources

But he is mistaken to conclude that were the United States "to pick up where we left off a decade ago and head to Baghdad, the tormented people of Iraq would be sure to erupt in joy".

Although is it undeniable that the members of socially dominant groups typically enjoy a host of unfair advantages, it seems mistaken to conclude from this fact that such persons cannot be victims of discrimination.

If I were to see a star explode whilst hearing a clap of thunder (a remote coincidence, admittedly, but by no means an impossible one), I would be mistaken to conclude that these two events were in fact simultaneous.

Thus, it would be mistaken to conclude that the strategies described in this study must be used in every patient encounter or that the structure we describe is a reflection of how every consultation should be conducted.

But it's a mistake to conclude that these races are inherently "easier".

IT WOULD be a mistake to conclude that a thaw was imminent.

Yet it would be a mistake to conclude that the law doesn't matter in China.

Yet it would be a mistake to conclude that Macroeconomic Advisers overstated the case.

But it would be a mistake to conclude that the former caused the latter.

But it would be a grave mistake to conclude that Hong Kong therefore does not matter to China.

But it would be a mistake to conclude that Ryan is "running," or ever truly "ran," for Speaker.