Sentence examples similar to actual blunders from inspiring English sources
Griffin, for example, refers to the idea of God as a single everlasting actual entity as Whitehead's "greatest blunder" (Griffin 2001a, 152).
The chapter discusses the mechanics of hydrocodes, the actual workings of a Lagrangian code, and blunders that are made using hydrocodes.
Lenin used such methods, however, only against actual class enemies and not against those who blunder.
Why not push the narrative that Trump is not just a blundering fool but might be an actual traitor?
Blundering into a situation armed with inflexible and invariant moral principles that must hold everywhere and always in the same way, no matter what the facts on the ground, is, we can concede to Dancy, a big mistake, although identifying actual theorists who are guilty of such ham-handed blundering might prove to be a challenge.
For all the blunders during the build-up, I have a hunch that the actual event will be largely successful.
What unites both of these blunders, apart from simple political stupidity, is that neither has much to do with actual policymaking.
Blunders in style [graphic].
The Blunders of Our Governments.
