Sentence examples for wrong in assuming from inspiring English sources

As Taco Bell replied, the inquiring reader was wrong in assuming that the young woman was a model.

Stein is wrong in assuming that the Fed has specific monetary policy tools that can surgically attack bubbles.

Given the number and complexity of the plans doctors deal with, they may be wrong in assuming something is not covered.

The hawks are absolutely right that North Korea is a threat, but wrong in assuming that the solution is more pressure.

I was clearly wrong in assuming that the American operations had had little effect on this valley - they had freed up the antique smuggling market.

But Hunter, who was referring to Ewing, Mourning and Shaquille O'Neal, may be wrong in assuming that players would leave the N.B.A. for an experimental venture.

Am I wrong or petty in assuming that everyone should have brought a gift?

The police were wrong, of course, in assuming that they had the legal authority to bust into a private residence, interrogate the occupants, and seize their possessions and hopefully, a lawsuit my friend Jon Daniel filed with the help of the local ACLU will make the city pay for its overreach.

We -- the citizens of this country -- may be wrong and unfair in assuming that, like other husbands and wives, the Thomases talk, share their views, describe their days and express their opinions to one another, but that is real life for most of us.

But it also got a lot wrong – mostly, it seems, in assuming that the world would be a much better place.

The implication is that the contemporary practice expresses the wrong attitude toward the ruler presumptuousness in assuming permission to ascend.