Sentence examples for mistakes about the from inspiring English sources

"We make two mistakes about the ancient world," she says.

"We have long discussions about making mistakes, about the transformation of self and about redemption," she said.

Hypesters often make mistakes about the utility of ESs because they implicitly compare ESs to mechanical automation.

People who ignore the theological substructure, he says, are likely to make terrible mistakes about the poem — for example, to feel sorry for the souls in Hell.

'Mistakes about the Sweating-Sicknes, and its Cure,' pp. 23-25 in Legends No Histories, or, A Specimen of Some Animadversions upon the History of the Royal Society.

Though it's more literal, "O Jerusalem" rests flimsily on webs of circumstance that are, at best, implausible, and makes some embarrassing mistakes about the conflict.

I expect I have been mistaken about the Hochdorffers.

He is totally mistaken about the Partisan Review.

GEORGE PACKER: You are mistaken about the Iranian elections.

Make no mistake about the efficient-markets hypothesis.

I am obviously mistaken about The IT Crowd.