Sentence examples for I may have erred from inspiring English sources

I may have erred by mentioning the ideological side of the issue when it wasn't strictly necessary.

Okay, I may have erred on one or two decisions to let it get put on biscuit tins and stuff but I'm a believer that [art] should be seen by people and that you shouldn't need to spend fifty grand to look at a painting.

I'm sure I may have erred once or twice and spent more than I should have.

Indeed much of the Nato or US analysis, however critical German backers of a diplomatic solution may have been of it, may have erred on the side of conservatism.

Mr. Harbison may have erred in writing his own libretto.

Similarly, June may have erred in the other direction.

In both neighborhoods, he said, the company may have erred by not talking enough with the public.

Having been caught short before on the nuclear threat, American intelligence may have erred on the high side this time.

New research shows, however, that some estimates based on carbon may have erred by thousands of years.

Mickelson said he may have erred in taking last week off, traveling to Europe to prepare early, instead of playing a tournament last week.

She said the official history should make it clear that in the eyes of the modern leadership "Joseph may have erred in his practice of polygamy".