Sentences with phrase «wrongly believe they do»

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Like most Twitter witch hunts, the stake - burning didn't last long, perhaps because so many people wrongly believed Starbucks had decided to cancel Race Together.

Essentially Facebook's line is that it believed the data had been deleted — and presumably, therefore, it calculated (wrongly) that it didn't need to inform users because it had made the leak problem go away via its own backchannels.

I do believe that being a leader sometimes causes people to think that way of them, rightly... or wrongly.

I'm sure that the consensus will eventually be overturned from lack of progress, but I don't see them ever giving up their god Copernicus as long as they wrongly believe that this is an admission in the direction of the creationist's position...

The influence of birth was so great that many Muslims later became convinced that one did not need to look back to the original sources of the Qur» an and the Sunnah, for they believed wrongly that no one in these Later days has a capacity for reasoning equal to that of the founders of the schools of law.

The ecstatic power of the sex act can lead us to identify it wrongly with the whole of sexuality, when in truth sexuality is, I believe, the one most vital source of our other passions; of our capacities to love and to do what is just in the world.

I wish that it was only assumption that caused you to think wrongly about the Christian faith but I believe it is done with malicious intent.

On the other hand, they do less easily move against him, wrongly believing that he has the Gods on his side.

As for some of what I have been writing recently, I get the feeling that you and I agree, but you have wrongly assumed I believe something that I don't.

Another issue I have with all this is that even if someone is gay what affect does that have on your own personal life, it has nothing to do with you, just because you don't believe in it or don't accept it doesn't mean you can treat gay people wrongly (that's a sin also) they're not animals they are human beings..

Many of those in the Western world suffering through depression do so needlessly becuase they wrongly believe pharmaceuticals are the only solutions.

«While we believe the vast majority of prosecutors do a difficult and admirable job, we do know that some people are wrongly convicted at the hands of prosecutors who fail in their ethical responsibilities,» Cates added.

Almost half of Labour voters wrongly believed the party was either split or backing Brexit, or said they did not know the party's stance, according to a poll in the Times this week.

This may lead parents to wrongly believe that the flu vaccine doesn't work.»

I hate Poelvoorde and it is a torture to endure him in this complete failure that doesn't work as a comedy (it is simply not funny) nor as the clever, insightful parable that it (wrongly) believes to be, being instead dull, empty and pointless, while suffering from serious tonal problems.

It doesn't matter if you (wrongly) believe that EVs are worse for the environment, would you rather have a high street with noisy carciogenic diesels blasting up it or with quiet EVs going past?

In short, the indie author does not treat the book as a business, and wrongly believes that the market will accept and reward a shoddy book.

And if any of you are still brainwashed into thinking it unfair to unmask her in this manner, and still believe wrongly that what she does to people isn't unfair and over the line, then consider that firstly, everything in this thread goes to the constant pattern of libel, lying, distortions being committed by this woman Victoria Strauss, but not her main income or career.

• Fifty - two percent of millennials don't have renters insurance because they wrongly believe their landlord's insurance will cover their belongings.

So many people wrongly believe that because cats are more independent they don't need us the way dogs do.

Climategate has done an enormous amount of damage to the credibility of climate science, rightly or wrongly, and that is what I believe to be driving this recent (real) decline in concern.

Finally, there is the political fact that a large majority of voters, rightly or wrongly, believe the earth is warming, that carbon emissions are the cause, and that something should be done.

The problem being IMO of your proposal, is that rightly or wrongly, most of the consensus scientists believe strongly in what they publish, and feel that if they ever do try to meet with the oppsers, this would then grant the opposers a legitimacy that the CS don't believe that the opposers have earned.

Equality of transport - mode provision does not necessarily lead to equity in use — for instance, there are many factors that either encourage or discourage the use of bicycles, and we sometimes wrongly believe separation of modes leads to equality.

The employer's defence has been widened recently, so that a dismissal may be fair even where the employer actually, but wrongly, believes that a worker does not have the right to work in the UK (Klusova v London Borough of Hounslow [2007] EWCA Civ 1127, [2007] All ER (D) 105 (Nov)-RRB-.

Essentially Facebook's line is that it believed the data had been deleted — and presumably, therefore, it calculated (wrongly) that it didn't need to inform users because it had made the leak problem go away via its own backchannels.

You might — wrongly — believe that by writing at length, you're selling yourself because you're showing off your skills and experience, and you're doing it in a very grand way.

Oddly enough, many of us do not spend a lot of time on our resumes, wrongly believing that they are not all that important.