In her note, Shulman rightly pointed out an unfortunate word choice that left a mistaken impression about the lifespan of the New York Radical Feminists, the last of four groups that Firestone co-founded.
Leave a mistake in your text.
I'm not frightened to throw a weird chord in or leave a mistake in.
The concern, says Jonathan Zuck, president of the advocacy group, is that Google might market the.app domain to consumers as a seal of approval for certain apps, including its own, leaving a mistaken impression that apps not marketed on the domain were inferior.
Why don't you better say 'yedonder pup' or yerfider you?' " His suggestion of substituting nonsense words left a lasting, if mistaken, impression.
When the bank realized it had made a mistake, they left a voicemail message with the detective handling the case, but unfortunately for Mr. Njoku, it was the detective's day off.
Even with those good intentions, we have to be honest that we have left a track record of mistakes.
The agency had merely rung the wrong number by mistake, and left a message for "Nana", which the reporters had persuaded themselves sounded like "Amanda", Milly's proper name.
Rather, it would be 'She be passin' by every Tuesday when I'm about to leave.' " A mistake to untrained ears, the habitual "be" is, "of all things, grammar".
Readers of Paul Berman's eloquent and generally positive review of "Wild Fruits: Thoreau's Rediscovered Last Manuscript" (Dec. 26) may have been left with a mistaken impression of my role as editor of that volume.
