Sentence examples for though often mistaken from inspiring English sources

Though often mistaken for such, Freemasonry is not a Christian institution.

Though often mistaken for a reserved realist, Eric Rohmer, born in 1920, is a repressed Surrealist, and the mad energies at work beneath his films' smooth surfaces are on view in his "Triple Agent" (Koch Lorber), from 2004, a drama set in the Russian-émigré milieu of nineteen-thirties Paris.

Gwyn Thomas was a lot better than that, though he is often mistaken for this lesser sort of writer – and sometimes you can see why.

Imagine my surprise when the FBI tapped on my car window last week and asked: "Are you this guy?" I confirmed that, yes, I was indeed him, though I am often mistaken for David Niven on account of my exquisitely mustachioed, debonair charm.

Though such attitudes are often mistaken for a bias against darker skinned people of our race, the assumed colorism of older African Americans is more often a reaction to the humiliating and degrading representation of dark skin in images used to depict and reinforce black people's sub-human status in the late 19th and first half of the 20th century.

Though less alpine-looking than the tall peaks of the Appalachians — and often mistaken for a big hill — Harney Peak is a real mountain.

I am often mistaken for another of us, a woman who works downtown and is well known, even though I bear no resemblance to her.

He is often mistaken for a dog.

Driftwood logs are often mistaken for gators.

Strangers frequently mistake one wheelchair user for another, and I'm often mistaken for him.

Clinically, it is most often mistaken for CD.