Sentence examples for a mistaken view from inspiring English sources

But it is a mistaken view.

This would be a mistaken view.

Here, however, the trial court reviewed the existing record under a mistaken view of the applicable law.

Shia, Sunni and Kurdish communities are not at one another's throats because they have a mistaken view of human identity.

Charities are reluctant to support mediation efforts because of a mistaken view that philanthropy should not get into bed with law enforcement.

The French philosopher and historian Ernest Renan once wrote that a nation "is a group of people united by a mistaken view about the past and a hatred of its neighbors".

That's consistent with the long-standing critical view of the two performers, which reflects a fundamentally mistaken view of the cinema that's prevalent to this day — a misconception of movies as a virtual fusion of literature and theatre.

That's a dangerously mistaken view.

However, it is a badly mistaken view, and creates assumptions.

The majority created a ruling that "is good for this day and case only," the dissenting justices wrote, and "sets forth a profoundly mistaken view of antitrust law".

It strikes me as a deeply mistaken view of the state of the world economy and the proper role of the central banker.At the heart of the BIS' flawed thinking are a number of key misconceptions:Low interest rates represent accommodative monetary policy.