Sentence examples for mistake words from inspiring English sources

Because when the story is fresh in your head it's easy to mistake words for what they should be, not what they are.

Mistaking words for reality is the mistake that puts politicians in office and sells all of the products, religions, and systems of government on the planet.

If you think it says anything useful about the situation, you've mistaken word games for policy analysis.

The computer might mistake some words even though they don't rhyme.

That is, it examines, firstly, whether the subjects make mistakes in words and punctuations and secondly, whether the error with words/punctuations is made because of addition, omission, substitution, or transposition.

I have mistaken the words".

Their list was a bit vague, but there was no mistaking two words: mass marketing.

My favourite babu... "Babu," an Anglicized Indian, was a mistake; the word should have been "sadhu," an ascetic.

If not, what would be the correct percentage?" Other girls' notes weren't as practical, and some were barely legible, with spelling mistakes and words crossed out.

A few children called the agency by mistake, and word got out that the private eyes were more fun than the "real" Santa.

But there was no mistaking his words: First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, if elected to the Senate, "would be a star of the quality that has not been seen since Bobby Kennedy was elected senator from the state of New York".