Sentence examples similar to To mistaken for from inspiring English sources

Granted, Canadians can be sneaky — they're so easy to mistake for natural-born Americans.

Granted, Canadians can be sneaky they're so easy to mistake for natural-born Americans.

They come ready-haloed by incandescent gas, shimmering with a light that is surprisingly easy to mistake for significance.

Shameful and easy to mistake for something else, they send the message that sex is an unmentionable topic.

She babbled some soft-spoken sounds that the American functionary was happy to mistake for the oath.

Mostly, they're just funny and original creations, albeit easy to mistake for corny at first glance.

Do I want to try to decipher the existential koans some of my friends seem to mistake for status updates?

FLATTENED turtles are easy to mistake for potholes, according to Kaitlin Mattos, a research intern at the Wetlands Institute here.

Because they're tough to mistake for any other creature, thanks to the exaggerated stretch of their ears.

MOHRI PUR, Pakistan — The elementary school in this poor village is easy to mistake for a barn.

Often the symptoms are easy to mistake for just another cold, although it may go on to cause a distressing, lingering cough.