Sentence examples similar to decidedly mistaken from inspiring English sources
Both underwent porcelain veneers, chin implants and rhinoplasty, and though neither has ever been mistaken for Brad, they are decidedly pleased with the results.
The story repeats itself with variations in the case of Mr. Day's green porphyry sphinx carved in Rome in the Egyptian style possibly at the end of the first century A.D. Looked at from a distance, with its decidedly spoofy touch, the human-headed feline creature could be mistaken for an 18th- or 19th-century poor imitation of the Ancient Egyptian style.
He had apparently mistaken his wife for a hat!" As a student, I wanted my unabashed enthrallment to be redeemed by an account of how Sacks's often decidedly personal investigations resulted in a solution, a treatment.
If you're not getting a new Droid 2 for fear that someone might mistake it for a decidedly out-of-date Droid 1, then worry not.
Whatever the reason, it was a decidedly low turn-out this month: only 181 entries, though with no mistakes apart from a couple of failures to complete the grid or slips of the pen (obviously wrong letters entered), inadvertent.
