Sentence examples for abiding mistake from inspiring English sources

To walk away from a nation that represents the core of those values would be an abiding mistake.

And putting a congressional imprimatur on invading the rights of law-abiding Americans is a mistake that Congress would regret.

However, it takes no special acuity to see that his memoir is the work of a 60-year-old man with many regrets but an abiding commitment to learn from mistakes and make a positive contribution to the world.

This evidence is anecdotal, to be sure, but strict gun laws with harsh penalties aimed at punishing violent criminals can also ensnare law-abiding people who make mistakes.

That was a mistake, wasn't it?" Far more serious is the abiding matter of the fraud, which came to light only after he had repeatedly tried to withdraw money from a cash machine and been told that his account was empty.

It's easy to see how a law-abiding person with a carry permit could easily make a mistake while trying to navigate all these different state laws.

Lest he be mistaken for a radical, Mr. Barbera openly declares his abiding faith in capitalism.

The reason for my relief is not my abiding faith that Obama can do no wrong or will make no mistakes.

For guns to be taken away from peaceful, law-abiding gun owners because of a tragedy like Columbine would be a terrible mistake.

As children eagerly embrace their freedom, while abiding by rules and expectations, they will sometimes over-reach, choose poorly, make mistakes and need advice.

No matter that the case seems to be a bizarre mistake by the authorities, stemming from an oddity in the law: even law-abiding people see lethal speed as a right, and attempts to control it as an outrage.