Sentence examples for wrong to suppose from inspiring English sources

Yet it would be wrong to suppose that Peres lacked governing principles.

It would be wrong to suppose that Isaiah came to Israel simply to announce the approaching disaster.

But it is wrong to suppose that the deficit is unfixable, as two proposals for fixing it have shown this month (see article).

To them it seems absurd and wrong to suppose that a value can be put on, say, the survival of the Indian tiger.

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

But it would be very wrong to suppose that gaping inequality is stable as long as it arises through innovation and growth.

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

He warns, for instance, against the temptation for screenwriters of overusing the physical mobility afforded by the camera: "it is wrong," Hitchcock writes, "to suppose, as is all too commonly the case, that the screen of the motion picture lies in the fact that the camera can roam abroad, can go out of the room, for example, to show a taxi arriving.

Though I have to suppose now I was wrong.

For want of any good reason to suppose the polls are wrong, I'm putting Iowa in the Democratic column, too.

It is wrong to oppose ERA supposing its principles will become a legalistic trap or stupidly applied.