Sentence examples for about to err from inspiring English sources

Having emerged as a painter of ham-fisted, hilariously scathing exposes of the plight of women that flattered no one, Sue Williams may be about to err on the side of sweetness and light.

"Did these rates move higher because the economy is getting stronger," asked Bernard Baumohl of the Economic Outlook Group, "or because bond investors fear the Fed is about to err by continuing to pump too much money into an economy that is in the midst of accelerating?

Wishing, therefore, to remove this source of corruption, the lawgiver forbade the indulgence in friendship and intimacy with unprincipled persons, provided actions at law against evil association, and by means of severe penalties diverted from their course those who were about to err in this manner.

Next time when you are about to err, you will be reminded of how you felt before you asked for forgiveness and you will automatically refrain from doing it.

The idea that theatre is a good place to hold a conversation has informed all of Thorpe's work, which includes two shows with Hannah Jane Walker, The Oh Fuck Moment, about how to err is not only human but also evolutionary, and I Wish I Was Lonely, which nailed our reliance on mobile phones.

Among other things, he says, that means "you have to think carefully about boundaries" and to err on the side of avoiding certain types of "multiple relationships," such as being close social friends, business partners or, in the worst case, sexual partners.

But when I'm not sure about something, I try to err on the side of compassion.

If in doubt about borderline inappropriate stuff, better to err on the side of caution.

If pet owners are doubtful about anything, then it is best to err on the side of caution.

Downplaying that context is to err on the side of credulousness about Trump's actual intent.

Mr. Sullivan acknowledged "there are critiques to be made" about using state-owned versus private planes, but said "we chose to err on the side of protecting taxpayers".