Sentence examples for a really terrible mistake from inspiring English sources

"The variety of the British press is greatly to be applauded, much as I deplore the over concentration monopoly of ownership which is a really terrible mistake," said Evans, who edited the Sunday Times from 1967 to 1981.

And when people think with that organ of the body, they make these kind of really, really terrible mistakes".

A really terrible brunch?

"It was a terrible time, a really terrible time.

Like a really terrible idea?

"It was a really terrible, terrible thing.

"I made a huge mistake, a terrible mistake," he said.

"It's obviously a horrible mistake, a terrible mistake," Green, England's goalkeeper, said.

But if it's the former — if Wright's idea is that modern industrial society, with its contempt for life's traditional consolations, is a terrible mistake — then racism is really an example that contradicts his thesis.

I think these charges are a terrible mistake, and we're really just hoping they get their fair day in court to prove their innocence".

He told a judge he had made a terrible mistake.