Sentence examples for mistaken declaration from inspiring English sources
Republicans believed that the networks' initial mistaken declaration that Al Gore had won Florida, before the closing of all state polls, prompted some supporters of George W. Bush to stay home.
By now, anyone who has seen "Take Me Out," which concerns events following a baseball star's declaration of his homosexuality, knows how mistaken the actor's first impressions were.
This difference between Nuremberg and the Declaration of Helsinki should not be mistaken for a trivial distinction.
Even if the assassinations were not a case of mistaken identities, as has been reported, putting drones into the air is a permutation of a declaration of war.
Shortly afterwards it became apparent that the report was false: the Admiralty had mistaken a message from the German authorities to warn their merchant shipping that war might break out at any moment for a declaration of war on Britain.
Certainly, government officials who had predicted an early evening declaration of victory for Mr. Milosevic in the first round, with the incumbent taking more than 50percentt of the vote, were mistaken.
Those confirmations shouldn't be mistaken for a sign that society's collective "We already know!" comes from a mechanism accurate enough to demand that people make public declarations about their personal lives.
But don't mistake my cynical tone for a declaration of doom for SXSW.
Leaving the ideological issues aside for a moment, it's pretty exciting to think that someone has found a mistake in the Declaration of Independence.
If you include grammar or spelling mistakes in your declaration, it may distract from an important point you are making.
