Sentence examples for mistakenly so from inspiring English sources

"A lot of progressives in the party began in those days to see him as a progressive, maybe mistakenly so," said Toby Moffett, a former Democratic representative from Connecticut, who said the issues the office handled lent themselves to that interpretation.

Some interpret Hume as coping with the first difficulty by supposing that politicians and parents deceive us into thinking, falsely, that every individual just act advances the interests of the agent; or they claim that Hume himself mistakenly thought so, at least in the Treatise (see Baron, Haakonssen, and Gauthier).

"Never before have parents been so (mistakenly) convinced that their every move has a ripple effect into their child's future success," she writes.

Mr. Bjerde had a theory suggesting that the crews that fired these rockets had not known how to use them effectively, and so mistakenly fired them in ways that fortuitously carried them away from populated areas.

The new Data Loss Prevention feature will make it easier for businesses to make sure that their employees don't mistakenly (or not so mistakenly) email certain types of sensitive information to people outside of the company.

That kind of architectural quality is often mistakenly associated with so-called "landmark" or "iconic" buildings.

As sunlight and waves break down plastic materials into pieces the size of fish food, new research suggests that fish may mistakenly eat the so-called microplastics and subsequently absorb chemicals into their bodies.

But in his own logs Columbus mistakenly overestimated the distances, so that the "fake" logs ended up being more accurate.

Jobcentre Plus mistakenly cancelled his JSA, so Southwark cancelled his housing and council tax benefits, creating arrears in both accounts.

During the making of the film a construction crew mistakenly built a set so that it was facing straight into the sun.

Once every decade or so, someone mistakenly makes news at the correspondents' dinner by saying something ruthless and true about the President.