Sentence examples similar to all forms of mistake from inspiring English sources
All forms of prejudice spring from the same well: the mistaken conviction that one set of people is innately better than another, who should accordingly be marginalised.
Its opposite, ajnana (also called avidya), is the false apprehension of reality that keeps the soul from attaining release; it is a form of mistaken knowledge, which has a large measure of validity as far as the realities of the present world are concerned but conceals the truth of a reality outside it.
Make no mistake – though Allen Huber Bud Seligig claims he is not worried about his legacy, he is trying to cleanse himself and the game from all forms of PEDs.
Avoid all forms of smoking.
Avoid all forms of tobacco.
And the outcomes "may alter the view of hybridization in animals as some form of mistake," comments Loeske Kruuk of the University of Edinburgh, "because it is now clear that we cannot take the consequences for fitness at face value".
But there's an even scarier thought, and it comes in the form of Mistake's ugliest step-sister: Regret.
All kinds of mistake are being made.
Frequently, the particular form of this mistake is to think that an attitude towards the subject-matter embodied in a work is rightly taken as the object of purely aesthetic criticism.
