Sentence examples similar to moderate mistaken from inspiring English sources
Eventually she settled on a single type of conflict she could tolerate: mild-to-moderate mistaken identity.
Worst of all, a moderate's pragmatic streak is often mistaken for having no political ideology at all.
Although I believe the leadership of the Aulaqi-supporting organisations cannot have mistaken him for a moderate, the same does not necessarily hold true for their rank and file.
Newman et al. [5] commented "If the patient or the doctor focuses on the painful exacerbations with autonomic features and fails to consider the continuous, moderate background pain, HC may be mistaken for cluster headache", and probably PH.
Mild-to-moderate uptake in cervical nodes, especially following upper respiratory tract infection, should not be mistaken for recurrent lymphoma.
And Mr. McCain's attacks on the religious right appeared to be a mistaken gambit -- or one that did not yield him hoped-for new support among more moderate voters.
Bias mistaken for accuracy.
Inasmuch as hypoglycemia can be mistaken for intoxication, and both increase the risk of motor vehicle accidents, patients should be counseled to test glucose more frequently for several hours after moderate alcohol intake.
Well, we were completely mistaken.
This is particularly the case for intensity, where people report significantly higher intensity mistaking low levels of exercise intensity for moderate levels of intensity.
