Sentence examples for mistaken into thinking from inspiring English sources

Don't be mistaken into thinking any map is factual.

At first sight a foreign visitor could be mistaken into thinking he had arrived somewhere in the Caribbean or in west Africa.

In the first few chapters any reader may be mistaken into thinking this is just another run of the mill, teen cliché novel.

"People feel compelled to turn to selling drugs because they can't make any other means of income, but we can't be mistaken into thinking that's the case for all drug dealers – there are people out there who are totally parasitical.

Don't mistake yourself into thinking that you need to be a certain way to get teachers to like you.

The public may be mistaken in thinking that the fashionable trend comes without significant risk.

Libertarians are therefore mistaken in thinking that because vulgar necessity excuses, so does causal necessity.

Switch on the radio and you could be mistaken for thinking that genres have blurred into one.

You could be mistaken for thinking that Kenyans were obsessed by fruit.

But the FA's mistake was in rushing into thinking narrow football politics outweighed the bigger picture.

Mistaking the boundaries could fool you into thinking that you are getting a great deal in a great neighborhood when you are not.