Sentence examples for mistaking of what from inspiring English sources

One common problem has been the mistaking of what turns out to be a citation of an opponent for something Philodemus himself maintains (and vice versa).

Although he does not deny "the mistakes" of what he refers to euphemistically as "the previous regime," he asks not to be compared to his father.

Many times during a game there will be a mistake of what a person was to play so be aware of the count or it will mess up your hard work.

But I think it is founded on a basic mistake, a misunderstanding of what the argument inside the party was about during the crisis - not ideology, but tactics.

"No, my testimony wasn't a mistake; it was a misunderstanding of what [the medical examiner] said," Flores replied.

"I made two mistakes out of, what, 110 pitches," Prior said, "but two mistakes too many".

Mistakes are a part of life, and you will continue making mistakes regardless of what you do or don't do.

"The decision implies an extremely narrow, shortsighted and, I would say, mistaken view of what society's needs are".

And though at 72nd over all, Choo should outperform his draft position, taking him here was a mistake, because of what it left me.

This often happens to fresh-out-of-college teachers who have a mistaken sense of what is waiting for them in the classroom.

Between June 2007 and mid-March 2008 at least 170 Palestinian civilians were killed, 70 of them children, as unlucky bystanders or mistaken targets of what Israeli military jargon breezily calls "targeted elimination".