Sentence examples for the same mistaken from inspiring English sources

Merit pay, charter schools and vouchers are all based on the same mistaken assumption that a free-market ideology will raise academic standards.

Is it peculiar to coverage in England or do commentators across Europe use the same mistaken cliche?" An interesting question there at the end – is anyone watching somewhere exotic able to provide an answer?

The Italians had absorbed the strong cultural message that drinking was something you did in moderation, with food, while the Irish immigrants had absorbed the same mistaken cultural message I heard at the age of 17: you drink to get drunk.

But I felt it contained the same mistaken assumption about actors that is shared by many critics and audience members: namely, that actors are innocents who may obliviously embody attitudes and sensibilities of the time period, culture and society when they play a part.

The Communist dream was born to destroy an inherently selfish Capitalist system; but was in fact rooted in the same mistaken, mechanistic belief about human beings.

Curiously, the computer makes the same mistake.

The Constitution makes the same mistake".

I never made the same mistake again.

We just keep repeating the same mistakes.

States should not make the same mistake.

Prandelli has not made the same mistake.