No matter that, as he insisted, "you must have mistaken the terms of my promise".
These can be understood as 'a positionally objective belief that is, in fact, mistaken in terms of transpositional scrutiny' (ibid., p163).
Beyond their mistaken identity, in terms of economic agency, the Soqotran pastoralists have always made up the majority of the population enduring the hinterland's austere living conditions, as if in a state of permanent socio-economic orphanage from external assistance, a situation that persists today.
But despite all the coverage, some still mistake the term "emotional intelligence" for being all touchy-feely and crying in the corner.
Friends and enemies have mistaken the short-term failure of the Bush administration for deeper weakness.
"In the moment of announcing a new campaign, and maybe getting some matching money from the city, that excitement can often be mistaken for long-term sustainable audience growth".
Crucially, however, because the reference relation is external, competent users of a term can be radically mistaken about what the term refers to and still successfully refer.
Often mistaken for irony, the term involves a great deal of luck, or chance.
Mr. Simkin's suit rests on the doctrine of "mutual mistake," a well-established principle that allows for the cancellation of contracts, including divorce agreements, when both parties are innocently mistaken about an essential term.
