Sentence examples for began mistaking from inspiring English sources

Yet as groupies became cult-like in their devotion to the band and began mistaking Jerry for a latter-day prophet deified by the spectacle of their massive stadium shows, the freedom the band fought for slipped through their grasp.

But "SOA" isn't the first show to begin mistaking the former for the latter, and Season 5 soon begins embroidering on the tale the show told last year.

So when did it happen that women began to mistake drunken stupors and one night stands for feminist emancipation?

Sniffing my left wrist for Typical Me, I initially thought it had dissipated altogether, just before I realized I'd begun to mistake its smell for my own.

Without such truths, the senses dull, time warps, and in the gathering twilight people begin to mistake one another for gods.

By the end of the great bull market people had begun to mistake guesswork for clairvoyance.

Organizations then begin to mistake the absence of failure for the presence of safety.

In some cases of autoimmune disease, however, T cells begin to mistake the body's own cells for infected cells and to launch attacks against healthy tissue.

However, the destroyers withdrew when a German zeppelin began bombing them, mistaking the sinking Blücher for a British battlecruiser.

It's a modest summation of a remarkable career, which he claims began by mistake.

The work was published -- and mathematicians began finding mistakes in it.