Sentence examples for possibly mistaken from inspiring English sources

Typing those few, and possibly mistaken, details into Google won't produce any viable results.

There's an acceptable identity I could have had, if I'd left well enough alone: I could have been bookish and dreamy and possibly mistaken for shy.

We believe, however, that it would still be premature and quite possibly mistaken to identify lithium-ion battery technology as the villain of the piece.

But reading the papers and watching the news might lead one to think that we care more about the records of a few former players (possibly mistaken for tradition) than the health of many aspiring professional athletes.

This sort of disagreement is not unreasonable and perhaps morality itself may mandate a self-denying ordinance against coercing persons out of their (possibly mistaken) reasonable views.

The research and clinical resources currently devoted to dealing with these problems relate to the possibly mistaken notion that there is an actual increase.

When I told his associate I felt terrible for possibly mistaking a humanitarian for an ISIS operative, he said, "No, no, no, it's fine.

This earnestness permeates the book, making it the kind of pop memoir you couldn't possibly mistake for, say, Keith Richards's Life.

All together now: Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! 77 min: "Is it wrong to hate Trapattoni right now," asks E Campion, possibly mistaking me for a priest.

She was always doing what I call "me work," trying to give the world a new and improved version of Marilyn, so that no one could possibly mistake her for some blond, "Bachelorette -like Bachelorette -like

The first time I encountered it, I found the lack of application a little unflattering, but at least it wasn't threatening – nobody could possibly mistake this stillborn, parodic effort for the actual me.