Sentence examples for Completely mistaken from inspiring English sources

"No, well, they're completely mistaken.

She is completely mistaken on that count.

Our idea of what is productive can be completely mistaken.

It is discussed that philosophy regaining popularity may be completely mistaken.

But you are completely mistaken in suggesting that all subsidies to promote cleaner technologies are wrong.

"Anyone who thinks that Berlusconi is dead and buried is completely mistaken," Mr. Casini said.

With the same impulse for reduction and sheer negligence he manages to completely mistake Khomeini's participation in a centuries-old Sufi poetic tradition that analogises spiritual ecstasy with material intoxication for some kind of repressed Persian angst.

Playing around (on a Mac laptop) I found the app quite fun, if a bit slow to recognise and post the letters I was speaking out, and more than once it seemed to completely mistake one letter for another.

"Anybody who looks for something on any search engine and thinks the results are the best or most impartial results, or that they came back completely organically is totally mistaken," said Danny Sullivan, the editor of Search Engine Watch, an online news site aimed at the search marketing industry.

"If the new officials in the United States believe that the violation of the J.C.P.O.A. will bring pressure on Iran, they are completely and absolutely mistaken," Rouhani said in the press conference.

Bragg, the presenter of Radio 4's In Our Time, told the Guardian: "The BBC being asked to be part of the social services and look after [Welsh language channel] S4C and the World Service, and now the over-75s, is completely and utterly mistaken and wrong.