Sentence examples for be mistaken when it from inspiring English sources
What I couldn't understand was how this traditional teaching could be mistaken when it was grounded in quotes from the Bible.
SEOUL, South Korea — The South Korean government said on Friday that it was mistaken when it identified an Internet address in China as the source of synchronized cyberattacks that paralyzed the computer networks of banks and broadcasters.
The newspaper was forced to publish a retraction admitting that "reliable police sources" had been mistaken, when it transpired that the man was actually alive and imprisoned in HM Prison Leeds.
Mr. Wilkes said Mr. Cain is mistaken when he implies that it would be easy for would-be Mexican immigrants to enter the country legally.
But I think Obama and Americans in general are mistaken when they seem to suggest: It's horrible what's going on over there, but there's just nothing we can do.
You are mistaken, when you confine arbitrary government to a monarchy.
The policeman were mistaken when they arrested the man.
You don't want to convince yourself that this person is great, and find that you're sorely mistaken when it's too late.
However, often a high-grade glioma may be mistaken for a low-grade glioma when it demonstrates minimal edema, no contrast material enhancement, no necrosis, and no mass effect.
But the statement is mistaken, we think, when it proposes using civil law to impose these views on all people in all nations.
