Sentence examples for probably mistaking from inspiring English sources
As for Cornelia, she indulges in such an excess of lap-sitting, leg-draping and hand-holding that one suspects it's just a setup for an inevitable plot complication: "People stared at us," Victor frets, "probably mistaking us for some May-December couple".
This is probably mistaken.
They are probably mistaken.
About that I was probably mistaken.
He added that someone probably mistook the wrapped body for soiled linens.
Dr. McAllister, he said, had probably mistaken the word "but" for "feet".
In that, he is probably mistaken, just as he was wrong to oppose Mr Brown's fiscal stimulus.
As a result, investors who think the market will quickly return to its highs are probably mistaken, Mr. Knight said.
But it's probably mistaken to assume that those problems would just go away if Democrats replaced him with another candidate.
If party strategists think class is dead as an election theme, after it flopped as a weapon in a by-election last year, they are probably mistaken.
Unfortunately he only remembered the bad times, leaving us with the (probably) mistaken impression, says Surya, of "a black and completely accursed life".
