Sentence examples for a terrible misjudgment from inspiring English sources

"A terrible misjudgment," said Patrick Mercer, a Tory.

For now, at least, that seems to be a terrible misjudgment, especially if Greece defaults and leaves the euro.

You know, this is a terrible misjudgment and the money had to be returned and that's what we worked on.

Referring to David Cameron's decision to hold a referendum, he said: "It was a terrible misjudgment and miscalculation.

"And, you know, immediately said it was a terrible misjudgment and the money had to be returned".

But she called her brother's action a "terrible misjudgment" given that he was a member of the family.

The only item I regret buying is not a regret because of the item itself but a regret in my terrible misjudgment when choosing the size.

So Eva takes stock of her life and tries to find out if there was one key, terrible misjudgment or failing of hers as a mother, which set her son off on the road to murder.

In his interview, Mandelson used the strongest language yet to attack Sir Fred Goodwin's £693,000 RBS pension, saying that it was "obscene that such an individual, after such failure commercially and after such terrible misjudgment... for which he is personally responsible... can get away with such a pension pot".

I'm just extremely disappointed in this terrible misjudgment he made.

"I'm extremely disappointed in this terrible misjudgment," said Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday, throwing in "heartbroken" and "shocked," and nine more "disappointeds" for good measure.