Sentence examples for even mistaken from inspiring English sources

Physicians, like most human beings, often judge people based on fleeting or even mistaken impressions.

But fixed as the piece is to an outmoded, even mistaken, understanding of the politics of the diamond trade, For the Love of God doesn't reconsider the diamond.

Some forms of scientific error, like poor record keeping or even mistaken results, are forgivable, but fabrication of data, if such a charge were to be proved against Dr. Hauser, is usually followed by expulsion from the scientific community.

Researchers differ widely in their opinions on whether homosexual acts in animals represent actual homosexuality, immature sex, displays of dominance or temporary strategies or have still other explanations, even mistaken identity.

Medical discoveries, even mistaken ones, have inspired poets and playwrights since the beginning of the written word, from the influential notion that four "humours" (choleric, melancholic, sanguine, and phlegmatic) determined character, to the more metaphorical use made of medicine by poets such as John Donne.

I was even mistaken for a boy at times and called names.

Some even mistook it for strategy.

On one occasion a coach there even mistook him for one of the club's own goalkeepers.

It's set in Los Angeles, like many of the best are, and at first glance you could even mistake it for a tribute to the city.

No one tries to sneak a cellphone photo, and a couple of the players even mistake me for someone important and shake my hand.

By facilitating access, these platforms endear themselves to web rookies who might even mistake their multi-featured services for the Internet itself.