Sentence examples similar to a small blunder from inspiring English sources

It's inexpensive and easy – if slightly eroding to paternal confidence – to fix a small messaging blunder like this one.

Icann had to pull its application site off line on April 12 after a bug made it possible for applicants to view other applications (no small blunder when you consider that it costs each applicant $185,000 to apply).

Gelashvili made another small blunder with 27... Rdf8; 27... Rhf8 would have been better.

It sounded more like a series of small blunders that added up to some thoughtless mistakes.

What's more surprising in City on Fire are the many small blunders that an editor would normally fix.

Should Mr. Kim miscalculate with his nuclear threats, there is a small chance he could blunder into war.

The Italian prime minister said a report in the Guardian, citing senior western officials as saying the US had taken the lead in managing the agenda for the summit, was "a colossal blunder by a small newspaper".

Another favourite is this good spot from Paddy Power (well, they needed a small win after this PR blunder over the weekend), in which Chelsea captain John Terry appears to have joined the crew: Our old pal John Terry at it again!

As I blundered off towards the stage she pressed a small, hairy, sticky object into my hand.

After watching the Finland-Czech game, Bruce McCall, a fellow Canadian, wrote to me, Sad to watch Jagr blundering around like a '58 Cadillac in a small garage.

There is no denying that the exclusionary rule allows a small number of criminals to go free because the police have blundered — which is certainly no minor matter.