Sentence examples for mistaken feeling from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, there is a mistaken feeling among some of those who decide what people shall see that nobody but a select few cares to view anything but dull records".

"It is possible," he concluded, "that without all the public protest, demonstrations and irresponsible behavior by the media over the years — which only strengthened Hamas's mistaken feeling that Israel would surrender to all its demands — Gilad Shalit would have been home a long time ago and for a much lower price".

My second term was spent making mistakes, feeling clueless and endlessly bumbling my way around a still-new city and into new people.

The writers accidentally transcribed Psalm 23 wrong, with "the shadow of the valley of death" instead of "the valley of the shadow of death," but decided to keep the mistake, feeling it was appropriate as Eko was never a proper priest.

We are not mistaken in feeling this love is precious, it is the most precious thing we have--but it is precious because it is a shabby reminder of our former mutual asociality, a pale and turbid shadow of the clear seas which enabled us to move toward and away.

There are so many Bluetooth speakers, you could easily be mistaken for feeling like you're drowning in them.

What if we have mistaken those feelings of infatuation for the feelings of true love?

At first, I made the mistake of feeling that my Ph.D. had to dictate what specialty I went into, and I felt locked into adult neurology.

Felicia Curry does a potent job as Pattie Mae, a woman who makes her own share of mistakes before feeling the homeward pull.

I recently made the fatal mistake of feeling sorry for a guy (let's call him Mickey) who insisted he'd been waiting at the bar since well before the final bell.

I recently made the fatal mistake of feeling sorry for a guy (let's call him Mickey) who insisted he'd been waiting at the bar since well before the final bell, took pity on him and told him he could have his round.