Sentence examples for a striking error from inspiring English sources

A visitor to the Wellington Museum, in London, came across a striking error of dates on a small card that accompanied one of the exhibits,….

A visitor to the Wellington Museum, in London, came across a striking error of dates on a small card that accompanied one of the exhibits, and called this, by mail, to the attention of the Museum authorities.

The New Yorker, November 26, 1966 P. 48 A visitor to the Wellington Museum, in London, came across a striking error of dates on a small card that accompanied one of the exhibits, and called this, by mail, to the attention of the Museum authorities.

"Look for unusual mintmarks, striking errors, flaws and low mintage figures.

According to Gaskill, one of the film's "most striking errors is its total omission of court cases: witches are simply tortured, then hanged from the nearest tree".

> -wrap-foot> Ketgal et al. [ 19] also report a striking difference in error rates between 454 and Illumina datasets.

We introduce several measures to quantify the total simulation error and observe a striking 'valley-structure' in the error that arises as function of the spatial resolution and the Smagorinsky length parameter.

Benedict reveals his sensitivity to criticism, concerns about his health and a striking willingness to admit error -- especially for a religious leader whose followers consider his dogmatic pronouncements infallible.

WASHINGTON — To anyone who has followed politics in Washington in recent years, the image of a sitting president admitting error is a striking shift.

The brother of British Olympian and Manchester City new boy Scott, with whom he bears a striking resemblance,said that individual errors had cost his side.

As a side result, we discovered that a striking number of bibliographic references included major errors, i.e. errors that involve the data elements by which references are searched by users in Medline [ 20].