The phrase "as mistake" is not correct in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and is not commonly used in standard expressions.
Example: "I took that action as a mistake, not realizing the consequences."
Alternatives: "by mistake" or "as an error."
Lewis, it seems, did not so much bite the hand that fed him as mistake it for the main meal.
8 30 p.m., ESPN Line: Cowboys by 8 1/2 When Tony Romo stands next to Jake Delhomme, he doesn't look nearly as mistake prone.
The Yes camp is encouraging people to vote for change after what they see as "mistake after mistake" from the current Labour-run authority.
He sees the removal of Auto-Advance as mistake, saying "Snapchat messed up by letting people choose whose stories they view individually.
Any past action that cannot be justified under the scheme that justifies the rest is action that is not after all relevant to what is to be done now, and is to be set aside as mistake.
He came to view this is as mistake, and in later writings he argued that the difference between the content of a proteraesthesis and an ordinary (present) sensation lies not in the nature of the object of which we are aware, but rather the way in which we are aware of it – there are 'temporal modes of consciousness'.
"That's what you realize when you're playing against one of the best teams — you have to play as mistake-free as them and hope whatever advantage you have, playing at home or whatever, that can separate you".
We are as mistaken as everybody else".
Ultimately, therefore, the idea of "mind" is just as mistaken as are ordinary "external objects".
In fact, however, Kant was not as mistaken as it seemed at the time.
There, Firefighter Burnside was known as mistake-free.
