Sentence examples for wrongly assumes that from inspiring English sources

But this wrongly assumes that every senator votes the way his party votes.

It wrongly assumes that no cost would arise from the reduced liquidity in financial markets that would surely result.

When someone wrongly assumes that I'm joking: I know I have this sick goatee, but that doesn't make me Garry the Cable Guy.

But the panic over children's technology use wrongly assumes that all parents before the internet or Apple were somehow spending hours a day making sure their kids were properly stimulated.

Mr. Friedman, moreover, wrongly assumes that the Arab countries are capable of acting as a cohesive bloc and that such a bloc would possess the necessary leverage and political capital to advance the peace agenda.

Everyone is for sale, even the garishly attired middle-aged bartender at the Aztec casino who wrongly assumes that Taylor is referring to him when he asks about finding paid companionship.

Lots of people wrongly assume that ClassPass is just for indoor classes at studios and gyms.

Many wrongly assume that suicide is selfish, that it is a convenient escape for when things go sour.

I wrongly assumed that total anonymity cut both ways.

Commentators have wrongly assumed that these consequentialist concerns are only relevant for justified necessity.

The traditional view, Olson argued, wrongly assumed that pressure groups were more or less equal.