"But despite enormous blunders and crimes, he was a great leader who was trying to do the best for China.
Raising the spectre of appeasement, Sharon made an enormous rhetorical blunder.
This is an enormous tactical and political blunder.
The changing justifications, the blunders, the enormous loss of life, never mind the financial and moral cost to the U.S.' reputation, were staggering.
Though ratings have declined in recent years, "Idol" still averages more than 20 million viewers per episode, making it an attractive platform for experimentation or, potentially, an opportunity for blunder on an enormous scale.
But Shkreli's biggest blunder was an enormous short position in Orexigen Therapeutics, a La Jolla biopharma firm with an obesity drug.
A huge wardrobe, an enormous and hideous mirror or a piano would come blundering down one of the narrow streets, a hamal peeping out from under it, and it would sometimes meet a sewing-machine or a feather-bed going in the other direction and get jammed.
Switching banking supervision from the Bank of England to the FSA was a colossal early blunder by Gordon Brown for which we are paying an enormous price.
Granted, Dell may never again experience the enormous growth rates of years past, but short of making a huge strategic blunder, the company will continue to outgrow the market in most categories where it competes.
The news comes at a difficult time — when the government, already weakened by a series of policy blunders and scandals, is attempting the delicate task of stimulating an economy already burdened with enormous debt.
