Sentence examples for mistakenly asserted from inspiring English sources

I confidently, but mistakenly, asserted that the man in question was a Nobel laureate.

An Editorial Observer published on Saturday about Izaak Walton mistakenly asserted that Charles I had been executed by hanging.

Recently Mr. Cain mistakenly asserted that China was on the verge of acquiring nuclear weapons, though it has had them since 1964.

Correction: May 28 , 2003 Wednesday An Editorial Observer published on Saturday about Izaak Walton mistakenly asserted that Charles I had been executed by hanging.

Later the same day, in another post, Mr. Riehl mistakenly asserted that a photograph of the Trayvon Martin who was killed, originally taken from his Facebook page, had been digitally altered by the media.

This article was amended on 29 April 2015 to remove a paragraph which mistakenly asserted that former Lib Dem councillor Jean Hadley was considering voting Labour at the election.

President Obama himself blew it a few days ago by mistakenly asserting that we didn't consider Egypt an ally.

Sheers mistakenly asserts that the Mashona who make up the majority of Zimbabwe's population are nomadic (or if he is being deliberately disingenuous, he does not set the reader straight on the facts).

The speculation mistakenly asserts that Tom Preston-Werner is the only GitHub co-founder who is married, which is false.

The leaders of France and Germany frequently (though mistakenly) like to assert that nothing much happens in the EU unless they agree.

Late last week, in an incident that showed the importance of intelligence from the ground, local Afghan officials and villagers asserted that American planes had mistakenly attacked a convoy carrying tribal leaders to inaugural ceremonies in Kabul.