Sentence examples for partially mistaken from inspiring English sources
So the reports of the Adam being delayed until November were… partially mistaken.
His "metasemantic" interpretation of the 2D framework is intended to characterize what is communicated when conversational partners are partially ignorant or mistaken about the literal meaning of their own words.
That "ought" is the dual of permissibility is really a largely overlooked pervasive mistaken bipartisan presupposition partially characterizing twentieth century ethical theory and deontic logic.[55] The expression in the second clause has been completely ignored in the literature of deontic logic and ethical theory.
If anyone thought that ministry was going to be a cushy job, where one could work at one's own issues while being only partially present, they are sadly mistaken.
The mistaken belief that amputations were routinely performed without anesthetics can be partially attributed to the fact that chloroform did not put patients into a deep unconscious state.
The fruit body, typically found partially buried in soil, is initially like a fleshy hollow ball, and may be mistaken for a puffball.
Bias mistaken for accuracy.
Well, we were completely mistaken.
Frustrated with the injustice of a woman's senseless death, she goes upstairs to beat up the idiotic and at least partially responsible Clive, only to mistake Cassidy for the other goon and knock him out of the whorehouse window on to the curb.
The core countries and the IMF could at least partially undo the mistakes they made from 2010 to 2012 in first delaying default, and then failing to impose a complete default".
