Sentence examples for appears mistaken from inspiring English sources

If that was a calculated risk, it now appears mistaken.

The attached commentary noted that, in the absence of corresponding regulations, "there have appeared mistaken interpretations of these [constitutional specifications], incorrect or diverging usages of the state insignia".

As has been argued elsewhere, this is a very clumsy reading of what Genesis actually says; but set alongside the Levitical code and (as Ellen Davis argues) many other aspects of the theology of Jewish Scripture, the malign interpretation that has latterly been taken for granted by critics of Judaism and Christianity appears profoundly mistaken.

It appears that mistaken beliefs about ageing and pain persist amongst some older adults and some health professionals, and that these may influence the way pain is reported, described and discussed by older adults.

However, Ms. Naviwala appears to mistake Westernization with progress.

After a performance that appears to mistake dullness for reticence, and asexuality for inexperience, it isn't surprising that Peppard never made the leap into the major roles predicted for him.

When the lawyer appeared, he mistook the only other person there, a white man, for Mr. Crichlow.

Daryl Jacob was given a 10-day ban at Wincanton today, after appearing to mistake a path across the track for the winning line and momentarily easing up on Ulis De Vassy.

It is worrying that many social psychology papers appear to mistake fatalism for determinism because dogmatic Christian writers have been guilty of this 'lazy' argument since Origen.

Accordingly, it appears Piper is mistaken in regard to her recollection".

David Gregory reads a John Boehner statement that should have caused Gregory to remark: "My! John Boehner appears to have mistaken the debt ceiling for something that's related to future spending!