Sentence examples for mistaken form from inspiring English sources

But Schmitt suggests that this secular version of a negative political anthropology is open to be transformed into the view that man, though by nature dangerous, is perfectible or into the view that man's dangerous behavior is a mere contingent consequence of a mistaken form of social organization (PT 53 66; L 31 9).

It seems to me you mistake form for content.

Addicted to clichés — "Make no mistake," "Form follows function," "defining moment," "fraught with peril," "edgy" and the overmatched scribe's all-purpose banality, "unique perspective" — he periodically drops in an extraneous reference to Enrico Fermi or F. Scott Fitzgerald to doll up his off-the-rack prose.

PEHub mistook a Form D notice which was filed with the SEC because CafePress issued $8.29 million shares of stock back in July.

The boys initially mistake this form of wrestling for the scripted professional wrestling they are used to, and then are uninterested in it when they learn about the actual sport.

While they can be mistaken for a form of "business incubator," startup accelerators are generally early-stage and hands-on forms of venture capital firms offering funding, advice and connections over an intense period — typically 3 to 5 months.

Originally mistaken for a form of black pepper (Piper nigrum), the first pepper seeds were carried to Spain in 1493 and from there spread rapidly throughout Europe and the rest of the world.

As a result, Burden's early sculptures were invitations for engagement simple structures resembling exercise equipment but viewers often mistook these forms as the sculptures themselves.

But exactly what goes on in the brain when mistaken memories are formed has remained mysterious.

As our concentration-dependence experiment has shown, SCC formation at lower particle concentrations is less obvious and could easily be mistaken for other forms of uptake, such as phagocytosis, especially when using traditional 2D techniques.

The formal representation of these statements provided insight into their underlying logical structures; at the same time, it helped to dispel certain philosophical puzzles that had been created, in the view of the formalists, through the tendency of earlier philosophers to mistake surface grammatical form for logical form.