Sentence examples for was wrong to assume from inspiring English sources

It was wrong to assume, he said, that "it helps minorities to go to an élite law school.

Hayden said Eavis was wrong to assume that killing badgers would solve the problem of cattle TB in these hotspots.

Longmire suggested it was wrong to assume Goodes wasn't affected by the booing despite his recent good form.

The U.S. was wrong to assume that Russia would see the meaninglessness of strategic superiority and come to share our doctrine.

Convinced that Newton was wrong to assume that white light could be broken into light of different colours, Goethe proposed a new approach of his own.

Mr Crocetta, who represents the centre-left, told reporters that his election showed it was wrong to assume that southern Italy was behind the times in social issues.

And it would be wrong to assume he was letting the old man win a few.

It would be wrong to assume there is only one McIlroy with an association to Holywood Golf Club.

You would be wrong to assume either was the right answer.

But it would be wrong to assume that bundling is inevitably bad in those circumstances.

But it would be wrong to assume that Barbour and Lott were acting out of pure nonpartisan motives.