Sentence examples for mistaken until from inspiring English sources

"I thought they were mistaken until I saw the guy who was attacked.

Not only was Galileo required to recant his writings that argued for Copernicus's heliocentric solar system rather than an earth-centered one, but the Church didn't officially admit it was mistaken until 1992!

Writing in the opinion pages of The Wall Street Journal, Bret Stephens called for a ban on "all nonessential travel" to Ebola-infected countries, insisting that "expert opinion should be viewed as mistaken until proven otherwise" because our government was "inherently and inescapably incompetent".

No one spoke about the mistaken burial until Alexander Santora, the firefighter's father, rose to address the congregation.

Or technically, cute lil' iddy-biddy olingo, which is another South American sweetheart that olinguitos have been mistaken for until now.

A 17th-century painting of Medusa in the Uffizi was mistaken for a Leonardo until modern times.

With his blue jeans and boxy blue checked shirt, Hytner could have been mistaken for a stagehand until he called the actors onto the floor.

A tomboy, she kept her hair cropped and was happy to be mistaken for a boy until, at 14, she became interested in the opposite sex.

And while she had never gone in for dresses or makeup, she had never been mistaken for a man until the past year.

They seem older and could be mistaken for historical nudes until you notice a pair of cheap loafer shoes, or a bulky wristwatch, which shifts the figure into the present.

It also describes the colorful debauchery of Sam Houston, Texas' president and liberator; his liquor supply was so vast that he was mistaken for a smuggler, until he explained that he kept these barrels for his own use.