Sentence examples for seems mistakes from inspiring English sources

Trump, it seems, mistakes exclusivity and arrogance for strength.

"If I say after the race that I thought it was unnecessary and then it gets quoted that I said he is stupid, it's quite disappointing because sometimes I have a mouth, I say a couple of words, you have ears, and in that process it seems mistakes sometimes happen," Vettel said.

Whatever the reason, the move seems mistaken.

One may like or dislike Christianity, but to say it has deadened human imagination seems mistaken.

Yet it seems mistaken to characterize this cautious and complicated man as pushing hard for change.

But this view seems mistaken.

The interpretation in terms of venal self-interest seems mistaken, however.

Although is it undeniable that the members of socially dominant groups typically enjoy a host of unfair advantages, it seems mistaken to conclude from this fact that such persons cannot be victims of discrimination.

Given the above discussion of the "outside source" approach, BonJour seems mistaken in thinking that an empirical justification of (J) would mean that intuitions at most provide empirical evidence.

Marie-Philippe Coupin de la Couperie, a French painter and contemporary of Géricault, was categorical: "Monsieur Géricault seems mistaken.

Presidential hopeful Carly Fiorina, the fired Hewlett Packard executive who it seems mistook her golden parachute for a testimonial letter, called Cook a hypocrite for doing business in oppressive countries.