Sentence examples for So mistakenly from inspiring English sources

"Never before have parents been so (mistakenly) convinced that their every move has a ripple effect into their child's future success," she writes.

Mr. Bjerde had a theory suggesting that the crews that fired these rockets had not known how to use them effectively, and so mistakenly fired them in ways that fortuitously carried them away from populated areas.

The new Data Loss Prevention feature will make it easier for businesses to make sure that their employees don't mistakenly (or not so mistakenly) email certain types of sensitive information to people outside of the company.

Bulawayo's protagonist is a 10-year-old child navigating Mugabe's Zimbabwe before she is sent to Detroit (which the Zimbabwean children not-so-mistakenly call "Destroyedmichygen").

My first victim was going to be Dio, or "Rodney," as I not-so-mistakenly called him throughout our brief time together, which nearly culminated in a fistfight.

Once every decade or so, someone mistakenly makes news at the correspondents' dinner by saying something ruthless and true about the President.

Dorante somehow has confused the identities of these two ladies, however, which compels him to concoct further fabrications when his doting father, Geronte (Jim Hopkins), begins to arrange Dorante's marriage to the wrong girl — or so Dorante mistakenly believes.

African-American leaders, though fully aware that the new state flag is based on the first Confederate national flag, said they did not find it troubling; the real Stars and Bars does not carry the baggage that the battle flag (the one the headline writers so often mistakenly dub the "Stars and Bars") did, and does.

In doing so, Facebook mistakenly stopped sending the markers that Page Insights used to count how many people saw each Page's posts.

So, I (mistakenly) turned on the TV and bounced back and forth between local and national news.

'Glasses!' calls Dowager so sharply I mistakenly believe she's talking to me.