Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who declined to meet with Bolton, scolded him on live television Tuesday, describing as "a serious mistake" remarks Bolton made conditioning the American exit plan on protection of U.S.-allied Syrian Kurdish fighters.
The director of Paris Opera, Stephane Lissner is adamant that Millepied's brief tenure should not be regarded as a mistake, remarking with classically Parisian aplomb: "I have no regrets over appointing Millepied.
Gabriel said she mistook his remarks to mean he was tired.
According to Boorman, the vice president claimed that Kaufman's remarks were mistaken and that he was "furious" about them.
4 The libel talisman The mistaken belief that putting a remark in quotes protects the reporter from a court action.
The Telegraph and Mail are mistaken to interpret Merkel's remarks as they did.
But the video shows Yatim struggling to lift himself up, barely getting up off the floor — Brauti defended this as an "honest but mistaken belief" in his closing remarks.
Helped from his horse by aides, and with a tourniquet applied to stanch the bleeding, he removed the saddle nail himself and, mistaking its source, remarked wryly, "They must be hard up for ammunition when they throw such shot as that".
I think those remarks are very much mistaken and very, very, very inaccurate.
They say Miller's remarks were "not only mistaken, but insulting to us.
One example is the war between the G'gugvunts and the Vl'hurgs, caused by a casual remark made by Arthur Dent being mistaken as a terrible insult.
