be mistaken

“Don’t be mistaken, we’re not here to defend or normalize Donald Trump, we’re here to report on him,” Scarborough said.

It disproportionately affects children, whose bodies seek extra calcium — which lead can be mistaken as — to build bones.

Football coach Dustin Croick arrives in his golf cart to transport me to the football office to speak with a 15-year-old sophomore who never would be mistaken for a celebrity.

“This trial coin could easily be mistaken for a 20p, but we are certain it will sell for a lot more than that.”

I knew my main characters were deeply flawed, but it was important to me that their messiness not be mistaken for poor character.