Sentence examples for mistakenly supposed from inspiring English sources
I have lived in Canada my entire life and like him I had no idea that Paul Martin was the premier of Canada; I had mistakenly supposed Mr Martin to be the prime minister.
Consider, for example, the emails sent by Jeremy Hunt's aide to the News International lobbyist Frédéric Michel and Cameron's texts to Brooks signed "LOL" (meaning, as he mistakenly supposed, "lots of love").
The name Battle of the Bulge was appropriated from Winston Churchill's optimistic description, in May 1940, of the resistance that he mistakenly supposed was being offered to the Germans' breakthrough in that area just before the Anglo-French collapse; the Germans were in fact overwhelmingly successful.
True enough, we think that there is a correct interpretation of exactly what test it is that is proposed by Turing (1950); but a complete discussion of the current standing of The Turing Test should pay at least some attention to the current standing of other tests that have been mistakenly supposed to be proposed by Turing (1950).
The show mistakenly supposes that Redbridge, a place that doesn't really exist, is some sort of ideal paradise.
Many people mistakenly suppose that it is impossible to appreciate calligraphy without knowing the language it represents.
Dana Gardner, a technology analyst with the Yankee Group, said that many consumers, when confronted with degraded or unreliable PC performance, mistakenly suppose that the answer is to add more memory or even to buy a new computer.
Like Hutcheson, he mistakenly supposes that Hobbes was offering a rival theory of approval and disapproval.
(129) Margaret Boden 1988 also argues that Searle mistakenly supposes programs are pure syntax.
Du Bos mistakenly supposes that the emanations from the earth and the variations in quality of the air are responsible for the differences in productivity among countries and centuries.
The sense of this difficult clause seems to be that mortals mistakenly suppose that an object of genuine understanding may be subject to the variableness implicit in their conception of it as being and not being the same, and being and not being not the same.
