Sentence examples for also blunder from inspiring English sources

Traditional Yuki religious beliefs centred generally on two contrasting deities a creator, whose actions were essentially well intended, and another deity, sometimes associated with thunder, who might help but might also blunder or do evil.

And they note that private-sector companies also blunder: think of the banks in the runup to the 2008 crisis or BP's oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

The government also blundered by cutting spending on public works.

But Larsen also blundered in overlooking that he could have ended the game at once with 27... Qb1! 28 Rb1 Re1, forcing mate.

Newspapers as editorially diverse as the Guardian and the Mail also blundered in the first few minutes.

So they have been left feeling that they should oppose the one, so as not to encourage the many.France, on the other hand, has also blundered.

He also blundered, when he failed to turn aside a very stoppable Nicklas Backstrom slap shot 36 seconds into the game.

Johnson also blundered in the referendum campaign by highlighting the Kenyan ancestry of Barack Obama, leading many American Democrats to regard him as Britain's answer to Donald Trump.

Kerry also blundered with a weird attack on an $84 item in the Bushes' federal income tax return, supposedly from a timber business.

He also blundered into Wisconsin by attacking its popular, if controversial, Tea Party Governor, Scott Walker, who campaigned vigorously against him.

I'm also blundering into areas that I can't fight my way through – areas that aren't quite as advertised.