Sentence examples for wrong in supposing from inspiring English sources

But the casual observer of Braxton and Maltby at Mrs. Foster-Dugdale's or elsewhere was wrong in supposing that the two were totally unlike.

Good literature is life's contradictions writ small.Dueling narratives aside, Mr Almond goes wrong in supposing that the cultural and political influence of deplorable falsehoods would vanish, more or less, if only the reasonable people would agree to ignore the unreasonable people.

Nonetheless, Stamos suggests that there is "nothing inherently mistaken or wrong headed, let alone evil" in supposing there are racial differences in IQ.

Where lock-in is a factor, it is wrong to suppose that consumers and producers will blunder on as if it were not.

Inexperienced players who become nervous in tense competitive situations would be wrong to suppose that experts are immune from this problem.

I supported my weight wrong, I suppose.

Or, speaking hermeneutically, it might even be wrong to suppose there is one "real" ("true") understanding.

You admit to having been wrong in 2003 about Saddam Hussein's supposed weapons of mass destruction, but you also worry about awful consequences of a precipitate United States withdrawal from Iraq -- bloody civil war, new havens for terrorists and the end of United States influence in the Middle East.

"Have you ever been wrong?" "Yes, I suppose so".

He was wrong only to suppose that there was any alternative.

It felt like something had gone wrong in the universe: it wasn't supposed to happen to me, it was supposed to happen to other people.