Sentence examples for to mistake both from inspiring English sources

This would be to mistake both the man and his supporters.

At the same time, Rosenberg said ProPublica's reporting indicates that the justices remain vulnerable to mistakes, both large and small.

The determined glee seems to me to be a mistake, both locally and in the longer term.

Mr. McCain's almost unheard of willingness to evolve in public and his eagerness to admit to past mistakes, both in his personal life and on policy, have helped set him apart and define him as a different kind of candidate.

We're human; we're going to make mistakes both personally and professionally.

The colleges' use of the leading placement tests — the College Board's Accuplacer and ACT's Compass — lead to mistakes in both directions, the studies find, but students going into college-level classes they cannot handle is not as serious as unnecessary remedial placement, which often derails college careers.

As Echalaz points out, the biggest mistake both Cavaradossi and Scarpia make is to underestimate Tosca.

Make no mistake, both political sides committed before the election to legislating Browne.

I have seen how they started to mistake sins for crimes, both inside and outside the force," he said.

Strauss attributed the defeat in Galle to a series of mistakes, both with the bat and in the field.

But they have no interest in doing what's necessary to clean up the mistakes both parties made in setting the one-sided terms of the bailout and truly make the American taxpayer whole taxing those bonuses.