Sentence examples for mistakenly using from inspiring English sources

In the scene, I offend my tutor by mistakenly using the word "bastard" instead of "orphan".

It says that the deficit was caused by mistakenly using cyclical tax receipts from Britain's financial services industry to finance structural spending commitments.

("There weren't many women in bands then – I was always the only girl," she recently told Mojo magazine, perhaps mistakenly using the past tense).

(It's also worth noting that Luntz urged Republicans to use the less dire term "climate change" instead of "global warming". Today, I often hear even far-left liberals mistakenly using this Luntz euphemism. It's just that successful).

For example, a spell check may not tell you that you are mistakenly using "pair" instead of "pare".

Years ago, many of us (including myself) mistakenly used the term "permission" when discussing consent.

While national income provides useful information on the structure and performance of the economy, people mistakenly use it as proxy for human welfare and sustainability.

Risk managers mistakenly use hindsight as foresight.

Many companies also mistakenly use a single, companywide hurdle rate.

Many people mistakenly use the terms "legalisation" and "decriminalisation" interchangeably.

In one test, Watson mistakenly used the word "bullshit" to answer one of Brown's queries.