Sentence examples for mistaken when from inspiring English sources

A lot of people get mistaken when they hear Metta World Peace's name.

Red-faced astronomers said Thursday they were mistaken when they reported that the universe is light green.Quite so.

He is mistaken when he says that new energy needs cannot be met with clean energy sources alone.

Cosby believes that both parties were mistaken when they stopped treating the African-American community as an interest group with a specific policy agenda.

A brain as visually acute is something of a four-leaf clover: it's real but you can be easily mistaken when you think you've found one.

Mr. Wilkes said Mr. Cain is mistaken when he implies that it would be easy for would-be Mexican immigrants to enter the country legally.

He is judged, however, to have been mistaken when, in an agreement with Otto, he dissolved the bishopric of Merseburg (981).

DD Guttenplan wrote on 13 June 2011: Geoffrey Wheatcroft is mistaken when he says that Stone's passport "had been taken away" during the McCarthy period.

The coach will decide the different goals in that game but I don't think I'm mistaken when I say that we're not here to distort the tournament.

The second thought, which came when Palin repeated that people were trying to "crucify" Newt, was: Are we mistaken when we call this the maddest campaign season yet?

The initial temptation is to blame the ground and say that West Ham United were sorely mistaken when they decided to leave Upton Park.