Sentence examples for Some blunder from inspiring English sources

He will be caught only through some blunder of his own, not through police investigation.

Some jokes land clumsily; some blunder into a moment of emotion and cheapen it.

Russia's actions in Ukraine and Syria have raised fears that some blunder or reckless act could draw Nato into a confrontation with its huge eastern neighbour.

Until this moment, Holbrooke's manner toward me had been either flattering or bantering; now I wondered if I had committed some blunder.

There is a third scenario: Senator Clinton wins just one of the big ones on Tuesday but decides to hang on rather than gracefully step aside, hoping that some blunder, or some other unforeseen force — a news event, a scandal — causes the Obama effort to implode.

Unless overnight a new leader arises, there is no one in Germany, with the exception of Hindenburg, who could defeat Hitler - and Hindenburg is 85! Time and the recalcitrance of the French fight for Hitler, unless some blunder on his own part, or dissension within the ranks of the party, deprives him of his opportunity to play the part of Germany's Mussolini.

He scored a few points, but he also committed some blunders.

Steinbrenner has made many correct decisions, but he has made some blunders, and this may be his biggest.

TO ERR may be human, but some blunders are so egregious that they fall into the "you couldn't make it up" category.

But in recent tournaments, some of the top players in the world have made some blunders that even, well, ordinary players might make.

Some blundering operative outside alerts Jonas Sparrow to the impending bust and she gets hit around the head by the estimable cult-leader... which only knocks the camera offline, rendering her unblind!