Sentence examples for to the wrong conclusion from inspiring English sources
In case she came to the wrong conclusion".
Maybe with the best intentions, but to the wrong conclusion".
Please illustrate why it is that we have misunderstood, or come to the wrong conclusion.
The original evaluation was so rushed, they said, that they came to the wrong conclusion.
"We are persuaded that H.H.C. is interpreting the data incorrectly and has come to the wrong conclusion," he said.
Christopher Nolan, the film's director, says that people hear Mr. Williams's name and jump to the wrong conclusion.
"Michael Spurr [the chief executive of the National Offender Management Service] is very concerned that Acheson is going to come to the wrong conclusion," said a Whitehall source.
Elsewhere, Josie keeps up the pretence of going to her seminars each day, though on-street sightings of her lead the house to the wrong conclusion.
Whatever you choose to call him, the scholastikos is so clever that he's stupid, and regularly uses his (ostensibly) highly trained brain to come to precisely the wrong conclusion.
Mere systematic review and meta-analysis, separate from economic evaluation studies, are not an EEHT per se, as they could lead decision makers to draw the wrong conclusion due to the impossibility of balancing global costs and effects and measuring additional value.
We're not used to Germans coming here to talk about the war, so many people have jumped to entirely the wrong conclusion about Pope Benedict's attack on atheist extremism.
