And Susan Train, a Paris bureau chief, described a photo shoot on a remote mountainside in Turkey, where a general mistook her crew for members of the Peace Corps.
For Williams this is part of a more general mistake made by contemporary moral philosophers he thinks that philosophy tries to make ethics too easy, too much like arithmetic.
Huber: I've made a number of investment decisions that I would reverse if I could go back in time, but one general mistake is something I referenced earlier: I've often been enticed by what looks like a cheap valuation for a business of mediocre quality.
Exaggerating Chinese prowess and emphasizing the wrong issues leads to general mistakes in U.S. economic and foreign policy, and to an incoherent China strategy.
The divergent US policy toward Kurds in Iraq and Syria is reflective of Washington's general mistaken tendency to presume distinctions between the two countries that do not actually exist.
Players are making general mistakes, they don't believe in themselves.
Some of the thousands of mourners followed the funeral procession of a General Keller by mistake, to the accompaniment of a military band.
When some of the engineers' worst-case scenarios become known to the public, they become the basis for opposition to a project and a general, if perhaps mistaken impression of imminent danger.
Yet that is not what we found: Participants who were exposed to real-life objects did not demonstrate a general increase in mistakes.
In prejudice against Five Percenters from both Muslims and non-Muslims, broader US Islamophobia, and Clooney's attack on the Harvard black mass, we find the same mistake: A general failure to ask these people what their outrageous, offensive beliefs, and behaviors actually mean to them.
He often says he recognises that is somebody's experience, or that everyone is entitled to a point of view, or that yes, there have been failures and mistakes in a general way.
