Sentence examples for visibly mistaken from inspiring English sources
"What they've done is visibly mistaken.
"If people think they've seen the last of Roy Moore, they are sorely mistaken," a visibly devastated Moore said.
The idea that the toothless, scraggly-haired Henry, visibly not a gentleman, could be mistaken for one by his adversary — an earl, no less — is absurd.
The FARC had mistaken his willingness to talk for weakness, said a visibly angry Álvaro Uribe, Colombia's conservative president.
That left Henman serving for the match against the visibly upset Russian, and he made no mistake.
Having made a mistake midway down, Riesch was visibly disappointed with her run, slamming into the protective padding at the finish and banging her pole in frustration.
Serena Williams, who seemed visibly upset by a chair umpire's mistake, rallied to pull out a 6-3, 6-7 (4), 7-5 first-round victory over Samantha Stosur of Australia in the Sydney International.
The mistake devastated her teammates, who were visibly shocked and upset.
On Saturday in Montreal, Stirling was visibly upset with Yashin and Satan after their defensive mistakes led to the Canadiens' final two goals in a 4-3 loss.
The coach was red-faced and visibly angered, and the captain spoke about "unacceptable" mental mistakes.
Browlee was visibly delighted with victory and said: "In Abu Dhabi I made many mistakes, and I've been beating myself up about it for the last few weeks.
