Sentence examples for an error though from inspiring English sources

Errani is clinging on here... an error, though, brings a second break point.

Occasionally a letter would arrive several days after an article appeared – usually to point out an error, though sometimes to congratulate – but for the most part there was silence.

In private it emerges that her ministerial team fought it hard.Tony Blair himself seems to think it was an error, though once it had been made, it would have shown weakness to climb down.

In the new version of Wilhelm Meister's story, his involvement with the theatre appears as an episode, perhaps an error (though errors are inevitable, Goethe suggests), on a journey toward self-determination within the limits of the given world.

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld does not even concede that the killing of 16 Afghans in the village of Hazar Qadam in January was an error, though he acknowledges that the incident occurred when the Afghans were mistaken for Al Qaeda fighters.

So the following, from a news story last Saturday, cannot be called an error, though it still strikes the ear as odd: "Sales of 'green funerals' – where the casket is made of cardboard, wicker or bamboo – spiked from £7m to £8m".

As stated, this objection rests on a conceptual error, though (as we shall see) it points to an important set of issues as yet under-developed in the contemporary civic republican literature.

The spread is now within the margin of error, though mostly as a result of Republicans losing support -- 10 points -- rather than Obama gaining it.

Hoffman compounded his error, though, by fanning his tee shot to the right at the 444-yard, par-4 18th.

Rule 9.12(a)(7) means that it is entirely possible to make an error even though you have made the correct play.

It skipped past him for an error, and though Leiter retired the pinch-hitter Bobby Bonilla, he lost a 12-pitch duel with Rafael Furcal, who singled to left after six two-strike fouls to score Weiss.