Sentence examples for To blunder for from inspiring English sources
World champions often have an indefinable mystique that seems to unsettle their foes and cause them to blunder for no apparent reason.
It is simply waiting for someone to blunder in down the hall.
As Martin Gardner put it: "In no other branch of mathematics is it so easy for experts to blunder as in probability theory".
He called it "a wonderfully confusing little problem" and presciently noted that "in no other branch of mathematics is it so easy for experts to blunder as in probability theory". The experts responded in force to Ms. vos Savant's column.
On the spiritual side, I've done my usual shirk: ducking services, doodling during sessions with the rabbi and dodging queries about my own bar mitzvah of wretched memory, celebrated in a gloomy temple filled with old men waiting for me to blunder.
The only certain prescription for disaster is to blunder out in panic, leaving chaos behind.
Show us an economic miracle, and we will show you the failure of capitalism.While these attitudes prevail, we make no apology for reminding readers that liberal capitalism has been a stunning success, or for celebrating occasional setbacks to blundering statism, or for calling as we often do for further advances in economic liberty.
That has all changed and now the conference finalists, some of whom have blundered for years, have a chance to be excellent for a long time.
It can also lead to blunders when applying for jobs overseas, where "CV" really is just another word for what we call a resumé.
Bundling its maps with the iPhone 5 may yet prove to be a strategic blunder for Apple, but it may nonetheless skirt the boundaries of the antitrust laws that tripped up Microsoft.
"Passengers and the taxpayer will be paying for this blunder for years to come and before very long we will have to work out how to undo the PPP and restore a publicly controlled underground".
