Sentence examples for might mistake differences from inspiring English sources
Moody-Adams (1997) argues that, absent a complete understanding of another culture's beliefs, we might mistake differences in factual beliefs for moral differences.
If this is true, it offers a reason why we might mistake a quantitative for a qualitative difference, namely, that we mistake variations in sensory intensities and intensity-patterns over time, with which pleasure is attached or attendant, for qualitative differences in the pleasures themselves.
At first glance you might mistake this for Dallas, but then telltale differences give it away.
Someone might mistake the shadows.
Casual observes might mistake Biondi, 50, for an accountant.
People might mistake it for an iPad Nano.
Your Betta might mistake any flashy fish for another Betta.
Chances are, people might mistake you for a girl!
Young children might mistake soap cake for real cake.
Several studies on phenotypic plasticity express concerns about the influence of diet quality on developmental differences between treatment groups, so that detrimental effects of a low-quality diet might be mistaken for (adaptive) phenotypic plasticity [ 33, 47, 65, 66].
