Sentence examples for example of mistaken from inspiring English sources

"The Comedy of Errors" is a classic example of mistaken identity leading to ridiculous situations and ultimately to major revelations and reunions.

It is also home to Russia's antiquated Baltic fleet (in the Soviet years it was a closed military outpost).Unfortunately, says Georgy Dykhanov, a consultant, the new scheme is an example of mistaken Soviet-style giganticism.

Michael's treatment was not an isolated example of mistaken arrest: 784 of the 4,240 people arrested in the wake of the August riots were subsequently released with no further action, and solicitors' firms have reported that "significant numbers" of individuals are beginning to file claims for compensation for wrongful arrest.

Yet whatever the problems that may or may not beset them, it would seem that far more general philosophical considerations contributed to the disappearance of the problem of meaning criterion from most philosophical discussions since the early 1960s (other than as an example of mistaken positivism).

An example of mistake for ReVerb is the extraction of the triple (I, gave, him) from the sentence 'I gave him 15 photographs' [7].

A paragon of academic satire, this novel is also a shining example of the drama of mistaken identities.

"Slow attrition of mistaken commitment" for example.

Some commenters have asked for examples of mistakes I've made.

The medical literature is filled with examples of mistakes made when medical experts extrapolated data from one group to another.

For instance, I always share examples of mistakes I made when learning Spanish — then have students contribute the times they remember making a mistake in English and what it taught them.

He rolled off numerous examples of mistakes he claimed were made in other Newsquest titles already produced remotely in Newport, like the Halesowen News: names and places misspelled, slices of text running off the page, white space where planned text never appeared.