Sentence examples for thought mistaken from inspiring English sources

Howard Safir, commissioner of the New York Police Department, said he thought mistaken convictions were highly unusual but costly, because the innocent were punished while the real perpetrators remained at large, perhaps to prey on other victims.

The first is a French beaker and cover in silver gilt; past estimates on its dating from 1460 70 are thought mistaken, and circa 1350, with later decoration, was later expounded.

"To estimate that pharmaceuticals will be released homogeneously across a particular region is, I think, mistaken," she says.

"I think mistakes were clearly made by the BBC".

'I think mistakes have been made' "I think mistakes were clearly made by the BBC and that's life.

He thinks mistakes were made in not reaching youth leagues and ethnic pockets.

She also – a classic error, I think – mistakes taste for intelligence.

Even punter Zoltan Mesko has been a factor -- if you do not think mistake-free punting by a rookie is important, Tom Coughlin wants a word with you.

I think mistakes get made.

No, because I think mistakes are what lead to growth.

Personally, I think mistakes are rad and I try to make as many as possible.