Sentence examples for mistaken material from inspiring English sources

Later in 1623, Galileo argued for a quite mistaken material thesis.

We believe that our knowledge -- we ourselves -- are superior to what came before, mistaking our material well-being for intellectual and spiritual superiority.

The results suggest that this sequence, when functional, helps the splicing enzymes recognize an intron; when absent, as in the A-T patient, it's mistaken for exon material, says Baralle.

Therapy consists in providing the patient with insight into his mistaken life-style through material furnished by him in the psychiatric interview.

Participants may also simply be mistaken or misremember the material covered by the survey.

If you make a mistake in the contract of sale with respect to a representation about the property and the buyer finds out about the mistake before closing and the mistake is material -- meaning significant -- the buyer will not be required to close the deal.

(In defending his sense-data, Russell mistook a nonactual material thing for an actual immaterial thing).

She argues that the Cartesian view that extension is the essence of body is mistaken; we must conceive of material objects as exhibiting a "force d'inertie" if we are to understand their physical interactions properly (Châtelet 1742: ch. 1, §2).

And, like Howard, he could write perfectly well: While reading is impossible, the patient... can write fluently and without any mistakes whatever material is dictated to him.

Success would require the donor to show that there was an error of judgment based on predictions of what tax rates would be, rather than a mistake of material fact, Belcher says.

The world, on the other hand, too often mistakes merely material and technological gains for the entire sum of progress.