Sentence examples for be really mistaken from inspiring English sources

People look at me now and think, 'That bloke looks like Bowie.' Now that he's dead, I'm never going to be really mistaken for him again".

They can be really mistaken about Mexico, but they still have a profound nostalgia for it.

To be honest, I didn't set a budget, which was really mistake number 1. Which led to blowing the budget that was later agreed upon between my parents and I.

"It's really a mistaken use," he said.

Were they really mistaken?

And yet when you see it in the trailer above, pulled off in that particular way and coming from this particular developer, there's really no mistaking its pedigree in this situation.

Xie says the crazy prices for Carruades de Lafite "is really due to mistaken identity," and makes an apt comparison: "The magnitude of price distortion in the Carruades de Lafite is probably similar to that of internet stocks in 2000.

"This is really a mistake," an agitated Joe Trippi declared.

It was really a mistake, that's what's wrong with aid".

"It's really a mistake to think of Haiti as a place where an earthquake happened to it," he added.

Mr. Marble is so good at this that the first time he tripped over a garden pot, I thought it was really a mistake.