Sentence examples for as mistaking from inspiring English sources

Having a tandem partner helped my conversational German and I learned to avoid common pitfalls such as mistaking "Mir ist heiß" for "Ich bin heiß".

No one is perfect, so a theory of content should be able to explicate what is going on when a person makes a mistake, such as mistaking a fox for a dog.

For example, imagining some object (such as a sheep) may make one more likely to "perceive" such objects in one's environment (such as mistaking a rock for a ram).

Although these tools help to solve several concerns that existed in the field 30 years ago, they can also cause others, such as mistaking autocorrelation for correlation or confusion about which of the multitude of available analytical tools is appropriate for particular questions and datasets.

Reds boss Brendan Rodgers described the sending-off at the time as "a really disappointing decision" but Uefa rules permit an appeal  only "where a decision by the referee involves an obvious error (such as mistaking the identity of the person penalised)".

Sometimes when police shoot bystanders, it's not quite as embarrassing as mistaking a white man or two hispanic women for a black male fugitive – and often, victims have a harder time getting compensated for their pain and suffering.

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.

This strikes me as mistaken on multiple levels.

Mr Juncker is as mistaken in demonising the British as some Brits are in demonising him.