Sentence examples for may mistake the from inspiring English sources

But this idea may mistake the origins of the problem.

Some listeners may mistake the effortlessness of her pianism for lack of involvement.

Some offices, he said, may mistake the cards for insurance cards and think they will bill an insurance company later.

However, they may mistake the grass of silage fields as a good spot for lying-up and giving birth".

He said seeing a show with other families with autistic children took a lot of the awkwardness out of attending cultural events, where people may mistake the behavior of an autistic child — such as vocal outbursts or rocking back and forth — for unruliness and bad parenting.

Looking up at her long form, as she turns this way and that — she has an interesting, off-center rhythm that slows the action down even as the script and the director want to speed it up — you may mistake the subtlety of her movements for depth, but clouds are surface attractions, and Hall's performance is mostly just that.

Do not whistle to keep bears away; the bear may mistake this for the whistle of a marmot or pika and come closer to investigate.

Perhaps you may mistake this virus for the flu because they share many of the same symptoms.

But their corporate backers are not so relaxed: piracy means an inferior product that too many may mistake for the real thing.

What Commodus doesn't anticipate, however, is that when you create a simulacrum of reality, people may mistake it for the real thing.

Novice mushroom hunters may mistake L. alnicola for the edible species Cantharellus cibarius, a choice edible species that has a vase-shaped fruit body with strongly decurrent gills.