Sentence examples for wrongly believing from inspiring English sources

One elderly customer even had her pet dog put down, wrongly believing it was the cause of her rashes.

The populace chose to remain, wrongly believing the world would comply with legally binding obligations to protect them.

One family even put down their pet dog, wrongly believing it was the cause of their skin rashes.

In Britain, David Cameron's travails have come from wrongly believing that the right is in the political and intellectual ascendancy.

He criticised the way officers were trained for the use of force, saying they wrongly believing "proportionality" means "reciprocity".

She wants to move the Labour party back towards the centre ground that Mr Miliband abandoned after wrongly believing British voters had shifted to the left.

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

Buzz! Boomer, you and the Clintons wrongly believe Miller Lite tastes great.

Many wrongly believed we were rejecting a black celebrity class for just a highly professional class.

The horn is wrongly believed by some consumers in Vietnam and China to have aphrodisiacal and medicinal properties.

Barton, rightly or wrongly, believes he has a duty to raise standards wherever he goes.