Sentence examples for wrongly assuming that from inspiring English sources

Had they fled after wrongly assuming that the party on foot had been captured?

Wrongly assuming that Spider-Man killed his father – and eventually leaning Spider-Man's true identity – Harry vows to get revenge.

Moreover, half the claimed business benefits come from wrongly assuming that time on trains is unproductive and wasted.

When he could not, it dawned on him that perhaps he was wrongly assuming that the object was orbiting the Sun.

A colleague told Ive that, overnight, people had formed lines outside Apple stores, wrongly assuming that new devices would become available that day.

However, wrongly assuming that they would probably arrest him and release him shortly afterwards – as was common practice at the time – he went to work as usual.

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.

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

These wrongly assume that there is no end to an indefinite rise — there is.

Men wrongly assume that women don't hustle like they do.