Sentence examples for a bit mistaken from inspiring English sources

"Cubans are a bit mistaken about what life is like in America," said Ms. Hernandez, 50.

In most cases those results would be better viewed as mistakes pointing to a next step that will be a bit less mistaken.

Even a single bit mistake can cause a loss of synchronization, resulting in an invalid packet.

"In my opinion, is a little bit mistake," he said, adding that players can have longer careers on different surfaces.

Despite the lawsuit, and the slow move to rebrand, Snap Interactive has actually benefitted a bit from the mistaken identity: the company's stock shot up 164percentt in February last year when people mistook it for Snap Inc around the time of the latter company's IPO.

I suppose, if you squinted a bit, you could mistake Scarlett Johansson for Diana Rigg.

But Mr. Tuttle is also a bit foolish -- mistaking pettiness for principle, he gets ready to move far away only because no one will admit to having ruined his favorite rosebush.

Since I enjoy programming quite a bit, I often mistake a fun-to-program feature for something that needs to be in the game. .

THOMPSON (smugly): He made a bit of a mistake.

Was the whole thing just a bit of a mistake?

You're making a bit of a mistake there, ha, ha.