Sentence examples for mistaken ways from inspiring English sources
The confidential directive warned that for the party to retain power, seven "mistaken ways of thinking" needed countering – including human rights, judicial independence and multi-party democracy.
China on Tuesday demanded that Congress "correct its mistaken ways" and stop interfering in the proposed takeover of the Unocal oil corporation by China's state-owned CNOOC.
Is that not enough to persuade European leaders of their mistaken ways?
"Dividing these individual extremist groups into individual pockets if you will is in my view a mistaken way to look at the challenge we all face," Mr. Gates said, then ticked off the collection on the border.
One mistaken way to disagree with the right answer thesis would be to think that there is no right answer to a question of law unless uncontroversial shared tests resolve the question.
That's a dangerously mistaken way to think.
Still hes not calling it a mistake (way too early for that) and he pointed out that it was the same thing when News Corp. bought MySpace, as the returns were hard to see at first.
And not just in a 'people make mistakes' way.
But this assumption is mistaken in two ways.
Leibniz found Hobbes's work worthy of serious engagement, but ultimately also thought it mistaken in many ways.
I argue that Sorensen's model, though on the right track, is mistaken in three ways.
