Sentence examples for evidently mistaken from inspiring English sources

I am, evidently, mistaken.

Mr. Nemtsov responded, saying, "Putin evidently mistook me for his subordinate.

In a sign of heightened tensions, the police shot and killed a man outside the Israeli Embassy in Tashkent, evidently mistaking him for a suicide bomber.

He turned to airport police officers for help, but with the language barrier they evidently mistook him for someone seeking asylum, Mr. Schlütermann said.

So we received some explanations of why people were not voting for "Beloved," the expected winner, and also one Roth fan's assertion that the presumptive preference for "American Pastoral" over "Operation Shylock" was self-evidently mistaken).

The case involved Khaled el-Masri, who says he was detained while on vacation in Macedonia in late 2003, transported by the United States to Afghanistan and held there for five months in a secret prison before being taken to Albania and set free, evidently having been mistaken for a terrorism suspect with a similar name.

In an essay in Harper's Magazine in 2001, David Foster Wallace recycled many of the previous critics' mistakes — evidently without actually looking at the dictionary — and perpetrated a howler of his own.

Ryan Tunnicliffe then walked over and gave the keeper a gentle touch on the head, with Bettinelli evidently still distraught with the mistake.

They evidently haven't learned enough from their mistakes.

Mr. Bush, who playfully kissed Mr. Fleischer on the head at the end of their meeting on Friday in the Oval Office, evidently never held the loyal spokesman's mistakes against him.

The builders of the mobile Internet evidently believe they can avoid making the same mistakes.