Sentence examples for wrongly believes that from inspiring English sources

Like most people, Woolsey wrongly believes that OPEC is a powerful cartel.

According to Mulhern, a sequence starts in the 1890s with Jude the Obscure, the tragedy of someone who wrongly believes that learning is beyond class.

And one in seven (16%) of us wrongly believes that turning appliances off uses more energy than leaving them on standby.

Rudolpho naively, but not wrongly, believes that if he could buy a motorbike, he would gain respect that might lead to work.

Refusing to recognize the opportunity for national reconciliation in Angola, the International Security Council wrongly believes that its appeal for military support for Unita will reverse the situation there.

For Ms Schake, the answer to deterring Russia is simple: "We must be inflexible on Article 5, but it is no good half-caring about countries that are part-way Western".Mr Putin wrongly believes that NATO has never ceased to be an American-dominated alliance aimed at keeping Russia down.

Studies show that high-achieving, low-income students are far less likely to apply to selective colleges than their better-off counterparts, because they do not know their options, or wrongly believe that better schools are beyond their reach.

In the terminology of the Schools, that criticism can be put this way: Plato wrongly believed that universals existed ante res (prior to objects); the correct view is that universals exist in rebus (in objects).

So many wrongly believe that gun violence happens mostly "out on the streets" and others believe owning a gun will protect their family from gun violence.

Some members of the Army also wrongly believed that RAAF pilots had refused to conduct the supply mission, and only did so after the squadron was threatened with being withdrawn from South Vietnam and they were spoken to forcefully by Raw.

Josephine Bersee, Hong Kong Build better buildings Many people wrongly believe that earthquakes kill people.