Sentence examples for mistakenly found from inspiring English sources

If Claire Angelica mistakenly found new homes for Ms. Gilfillan's cats, they are most likely in a far better place than they were before.

By March, the company had agreed to reimburse several thousand vehicle owners who paid for unnecessary repairs after their vehicles were mistakenly found to have failed inspection because of a software flaw.

The contractor that manages Connecticut auto emissions tests has agreed to reimburse as many as 13,000 car owners who paid for unnecessary repairs after their vehicles were mistakenly found to have failed inspection because of a software flaw.

But this was still the age of vinyl, you'll remember, and in order to get to the Barber, which filled out the B side of the record, I had to drop the needle, and what my finger mistakenly found was the last few moments of another, very strange piece, which you can approximate if you move the YouTube slider in this next clip to 34 45.

We have mistakenly found ourselves to be greater than others and forgotten that we are called to love unconditionally as does God.

A typical problem in genome-wide statistical analysis is the occurrence of many false positives (i.e., a functional prediction that is mistakenly found significant due to multiple testing).

Elleman maintains that "for the average American, this isn't a top concern" at the moment, but speaking "quite frankly," he added: "My largest concern is that we mistakenly find ourselves at war with North Korea ― a war in which a nuclear weapon could be used by North Korea.

Now that I'm looking at all of this, I have to question why I mistakenly thought I found physical closeness in relationships easy.

Gradually most of the missing bones were tracked down, and finally the skull was found mistakenly stored among bones from Pompeii, but still scribbled with notes by the original excavator, amateur archaeologist Dr John Thurnham.

After a long and detailed investigation, he was able to convince himself (mistakenly) that he had found the desired contradiction.

He was joined by Sir Patrick Stewart during the interview, who found himself mistakenly outed as gay earlier this week by the Guardian columnist Jane Czyzselska when she cited him as an example of a gay actor who cheered Page on for her public disclosure.