mistake的示例

• She admitted that she had made a mistake.

• Sooner or later she's going to realize what a mistake she's made.

• There seems to have been a mistake - my name isn't on the list.

• If you draw or write in pencil you can always rub out your mistakes with an eraser.

• I have an apology to make to you - I'm afraid I opened your letter by mistake.

• The work also suffers from editorial mistakes that detract from its content.

• The spelling mistakes are distracting (pp. 35, 157), and the endnotes are not practical, especially in the absence of a bibliography.

• The text, however, includes a number of mistakes and questionable statements.

• Failure in diagnosis is one of the most fundamental mistakes made.

• Four views that might be mistaken for the asymmetric view of social and natural inequalities were then presented.

• Not to be mistaken for the real thing, art is strictly representation.

• Therefore, during spindle recovery chromosomes may be rearranged on the spindle and mistakes in the segregation between microtubules and chromosomes may occur.

• The new machine is said to be far more sophisticated and able to make judgements according to circumstances and to learn from mistakes.

• Should the agent warn only against possible mistakes, and simply register eective errors?

• Insufficient generosity and uninformed views amongst the public were hindering social democracy as much as inadequate levels of economic growth or mistaken policies.

• On the face of it, these mistakes had little to do with the historical experience of the country.

• The findings are inconsistent with both frameworks, suggesting that both democratic peace and clash of civilizations claims are mistaken.

• Any mistakes that remain are, of course, the sole responsibility of the authors.

• The interactions between the researcher and researched are uncovered, mistakes are revealed and the way in which data is generated becomes more transparent.

• Even if they failed, others could learn from their mistakes.