Sentence examples for with mistaken from inspiring English sources

It was not her first encounter with mistaken identity.

It has a lot of fun with mistaken identities and disguises and pokes fun at pomposity, greed and vanity.

It covers a period sometimes regarded with mistaken fondness: of Restoration dramas, bawdy Nell Gwyn and an end to Cromwellian austerity.

He wrote, "In recent years, a majority of the Supreme Court--no Court--no Court--no but nonetheless with mistaken judoubtt--began to inpose new standards on the administration of criminal justice in the U.S. on both the federal & state levels.

Things have drastically improved since then, with mistaken parts down to about 5percentt now.

Of course people will come up with mistaken ideas all the time; that's what science is all about.

I refer also to the complex institutional arrangements that have developed in the U.S. to prevent company managers from persisting with mistaken strategies.

Rather, these associations between perception and thinking are due to the habitual tendency of the mind towards conceptual proliferation, for as the Buddha declares in his discourses, the perceptual experience of ordinary people is replete with mistaken apprehensions.

Let's begin with being mistaken.

Symptoms are sometimes mistaken with chronic tuberculosis (Vijayan 2009).

"We speak with mistakes," Mr. Rosenthal said.