Sentence examples for mistaken use from inspiring English sources

"It's really a mistaken use," he said.

No longer an oxymoron A life and choice matter ReprintsNow that's an insult"It could have been worse, Pete could have been identified as John Kerry".A spokesman for Pete Coors, a Republican Senate candidate in Colorado, on the New York Times's mistaken use of his picture to illustrate a story about a Ku Klux Klan member and murderer.

Damian was not satisfied with simply criticizing the misplaced and mistaken use of dialectic in theology; he aimed at denying the possibility of science existing independent of theology (Endres 1906, 30 31; 1910, 23 30).

Navigating through the smoke slowed progress and the mistaken use by the First Canadian Army of yellow smoke to identify their positions, when the strategic bombers used yellow to mark targets, led to some bombing of the Canadians and slower progress than planned.

Milton Friedman, if I am not mistaken, used the same argument for abolishing the Food and Drug Administration.

"Mistake, mistake, mistake to use the word 'high,' " Mr. Franzen said.

There is at least room for debate about the extent to which current computers can: make mistakes, use words properly, learn from experience, be beautiful, etc.

If you overlook a mistake, use poor grammar, don't sell yourself enough or sell yourself too much, you can say hello to the reject pile.

If you make a mistake, use your eraser--that's what it's there for.

If you make a mistake, use a cotton ball or make-up wipes.

If you make a mistake, use defer.add img); defer.add img); to undo.