Sentence examples for mistakenly assuming from inspiring English sources

Doctors had been treating her with antibiotics for 18 months, mistakenly assuming she had an infection.

Listeners routinely hailed them as Aunt Etta and Uncle Person, if not mistakenly assuming them to be husband and wife.

In other words, the crux of precaution lies in the rigour of taking similar care in avoiding the scientific error of mistakenly assuming safety, to avoiding mistakenly assuming harm.

Twice in the first half Flamini squandered possession in bizarre circumstances, mistakenly assuming a pass towards him was intended for a team-mate, underlining Arsenal's uncertainty.

The A.T.F. announced the raid in advance to the media, and launched it on a Sunday morning, mistakenly assuming that the Davidians, who kept the Sabbath on Saturday, would be in church.

And it was not long before (luck of the Irish) she was mistakenly assuming that Butter had bought her a flower, or as he put it in his London accent, "flahh," from a flahh-seller working the restaurant.

Or perhaps we mistakenly assume their irrelevance.

An art novice might mistakenly assume these are monochromatic paintings.

It mistakenly assumes that the savings themselves are correctly priced.

Some mistakenly assumed an Israeli passport was required.

His biggest stumble came when he mistakenly assumed Mr Levin had backed the war.