Sentence examples for mistaken state from inspiring English sources

As a writer and comedian living in New York City (the capital of REBRANDING/the frequently mistaken state capital), I have to be overwhelmingly cognizant of my contemporaries and the current creative environment I am surrounding myself in.

Orange clothing once led New Jersey prison guards to mistake state environmental scientists for escaped inmates.

But let no one be mistaken: Our state garb is not a basketball jersey, nor is it the velour tracksuit.

One cannot mistake state A for state B since one must first cognise state A. But is this form of knowledge useful and does it communicate?

He told the interviewer, Norah O'Donnell, that she was mistaken in stating the plain fact of his vote.

This means that interventionists are particularly apt to misjudge foreign policy ventures, mistaking a state of disquiet in one country for an invitation to meddle in its domestic affairs.

Over the weekend, supposed Presidential candidate Michele Bachmann made some news after she mistook the state of New Hampshire as the location of the Battles of Lexington and Concord that began the military conflict of the American Revolution.

A similar translation issue was reported by Room and colleagues (1996), who noted that Korean translations of psychological affective states were easily mistaken for physical states because Korean words regarding feelings do not effectively differentiate between physical sensations and emotions [ 30].

"Cosa Nostra works for the poor and the oppressed, seeking, in its own way, to correct mistakes," states an adoring page named after him, without explaining exactly how the mafia corrects "mistakes".

He commented the theme of "Slug" was not wanting to "blow it" and make harmful mistakes, stating how "we all play with things we shouldn't play with".

Reutter repeated the same move in the final, bumping into Park, and later expressed remorse for both mistakes, stating "I think the room was there but maybe I just wasn't there.