Sentence examples for mistake appears from inspiring English sources

"The initial mistake appears to have been sloppy.

This mistake appears related to overconfidence about the ability to internalize complex information.

The mistake appears to have happened in one of the hubs in Syria that distributes vaccines to health facilities.

Berman's fatal mistake appears to have been agreeing to speak to Westchester County Dist.

Ross's mistake appears to be that he examined only the explicit message offered by Beck in that single day.

The first person to notify the public of the emergency agency's mistake appears to be a 17-year-old who was able to call state emergency officials immediately after receiving the alert.

When Judith Posner's "The Feminine Mistake" appeared, in 1992, it was time for feminist one-upmanship.

But because the clerical mistake appeared to be a stunning error, not policy, it ended up at center stage.

The chancellor, who obliged Mr. Haider to issue a statement before the government was formed saying the comments about the Nazis were a mistake, appeared largely isolated in his view that the resignation should be taken as a serious invitation to normalize ties with Austria.

A mistake appeared in Robert M. Metcalfe's "It's All In Your Head" (May 7), where the world's population was identified as 6.6×106.

The immediate feedback after mistakes appears to encourage users to re-enter a new spelling or conjugation of the word or a new word.