Mistaking in a sentence

An offseason spent focusing on getting more comfortable with the ball in his hands appears to be paying off, though no one is mistaking his game for Nikola Jokic’s on either end.

Dementia has taken her current mind into the past, so much so that she rarely recognizes her son when he comes to visit, mistaking him for a revolving cadre of old acquaintances.

Foolishly mistaking her for a camper ready to go home, I received a chilling look from the blue-eyed blonde.

It seems as though some people are mistaking Shane Rangi for the famous star.

People are familiar with seabirds dying from eating or turtles suffocating as a result of mistaking for jellyfish, but there is very little awareness about plastics that harm creatures at a smaller level, Kirby explains.

She warns against mistaking the pause for a “false sense” that the IRS forgot about your tax debt.

Since legalized recreational marijuana sales began in 2014, Colorado has implemented a handful of directives to stop children from mistaking these products for safe, delicious sweets.

The numbers may not be kind to Rahul for now but there is no mistaking the talent that resides within him.

There's no mistaking that Momoko has reached into the Necronomicon to give Carnage this Cthulhu-inspired look.

There would never have been the widespread public backing for vaxports if people had not been misled into exaggerating the threat from Covid by several factorfold and mistaking relative for absolute risk reduction.

While it’s easy to use headcanon to justify the police mistaking Rocket’s home planet, it’s impossible to justify the Lylla Easter egg.

An adjunct professor in the Department of Art and Art History, Stratton is young and easygoing—you’d be forgiven for mistaking her for a student, as her energetic demeanor conceals the practiced grace with which she guides the sessions forward.

As he stepped off the plane, his parents were overjoyed to see him, mistaking him at first for his older brother who often came to visit.

But life alone can lead to some mishaps and Whoopi admitted earlier this year she'd accidentally eaten cat treats after mistaking them for pretzels.

His repeated mistaking of his primary opponent Nikki Haley for Nancy Pelosi in another speech got more coverage, but only because Haley kept mentioning it to mock Trump.

Nobody is mistaking Claxton for a Nikola Jokic-level passing center, or Domantas Sabonis.

Regardless if you are mistaking the average size adult for a turkey you should have your firearms sold off for you by family you're too disabled to hunt.

There’s no mistaking the engine in the Countryman C for anything but a three-cylinder.

This is still a prison, and there is no mistaking that the men are still incarcerated, but they speak of Little Scandinavia with fondness and an appreciation for their newfound independence.

A Health Department official in Andhra Pradesh on Friday fell ill after consuming a sanitiser, mistaking it for drinking water.