Sentence examples for a gross misjudgment from inspiring English sources
What sullied his reputation on the way out of the White House was a gross misjudgment in a far less exalted realm.
Mr. Weill bowed out after Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney general, protested that appointing Mr. Weill to represent the public would be a "gross misjudgment and a violation of trust".
"To put Sandy Weill on the board of the exchange as the public's representative is a gross misjudgment and a violation of trust," Mr. Spitzer said in a telephone interview yesterday.
Spitzer told several newspapers he was "apoplectic" when he read that Weill had been nominated: "To put Sandy Weill on the board of the exchange as the public's representative is a gross misjudgment and a violation of trust".
Weiler's newest round of evidence against internet pornography is either another gross misjudgment of science or a flat-out lie.
The internal review blamed gross misjudgment and the excessive autonomy of the 60 Minutes team for the incident which led to four Nine staff being locked up in Beirut for two weeks.
After covering boxing at Sports Illustrated (which dismissed him in 1977 for "gross misjudgments," Kram said), he wrote articles in the 1980's about Ali for Esquire and Playboy.
This is a gross simplification.
