Sentence examples for mistaken thinking from inspiring English sources

That's mistaken thinking.

To bolster his thesis that "much of our mistaken thinking about education policies derives from our commercial mindset," Abrams compares Edison to the non-profit Knowledge Is Power Program (KIPP) and public school reforms in Sweden, Norway and Finland.

Omission errors may occur because of mistaking thinking about an action with the actual performance of the action (i.e., output/reality monitoring error [ 27]), or mistakenly thinking that one has performed an action because one erroneously recalls the memory of performing that action from a previous occasion (temporal discrimination error [ 28]).

"I think we made a mistake thinking it was all about equality: we must have parity, we must change the laws".

But I did make a mistake thinking about how I could use it.

Nevertheless, choking is actually triggered by a specific mental mistake: thinking too much.

"The exiles made a big mistake, thinking that they could ride an American tank into Baghdad and gain legitimacy.

Which is dangerous, as I often make very big mistakes, thinking I can 'carry off' something when I can't.

The guest, the general said, had entered the staff member's room by mistake, thinking it was the guest's own room.

The defendant claims he killed Steenkamp by mistake, thinking she was a nighttime intruder in his home when he shot multiple times through a closed toilet door.

"We're top of the table but we will be making a mistake thinking everything is done.