Sentence examples for an error of colossal from inspiring English sources
Its reaction was an error of colossal proportions.
Less than two weeks ago a Dutch laboratory working on the film created an error of "colossal proportions".
"Leaving the ICC with no credible mechanism for justice for mass crimes in sight would be an error of colossal proportions," Kenya's Daily Nation said in an editorial.
As Kenya's Daily Nation put it in an editorial: "Leaving the ICC with no credible mechanism for justice for mass crimes… would be an error of colossal proportions".
As Kenya's national newspaper, Daily Nation said in a recent editorial, "leaving the ICC with no credible mechanism for justice for mass crimes in sight would be an error of colossal proportions".http://www.nation.co.ke/oped/Editorial/Bid-to-pull-out-of-ICC-is-deceptive-ill-conceived/-/440804/3059820/-/s8w8wpz/-/index.html.html
He was asked whether his own question about Vietnam to the Senate in 1971—"How do you ask a man to be the last man to die for a mistake?"—applied to Iraq, a war which Mr Kerry has described as "a colossal error of judgment".
He said, "This president has made, I regret to say, a colossal error of judgment, and judgment is what we look for in the president of the United States of America.
Senator John Kerry, the Democratic presidential candidate, has portrayed President Bush's decision to invade Iraq as "a colossal error of judgment".
A retired naval commander was heard telling Russian TV that it had been a colossal error of judgment to accept help from "Nato" and allow the British into an area he said was "stuffed with military secrets".
Senator John Kerry argued last night that President Bush had made a "colossal error of judgment" in invading Iraq, while Mr. Bush belittled Mr. Kerry as a weak leader who would embolden the United States' foes, as the two men offered starkly different views of the war that has dominated this campaign.
