Sentence examples for appalling mistake from inspiring English sources

Speaking this week, Baker told the Guardian that Prescott's decision was "an appalling mistake".

Q: Would you accept that the appointment of Entwistle was an appalling mistake?

Eating cheese straight out of the fridge is an appalling mistake – like serving white wine that hasn't been in the fridge.

Please leave the train.' " And so on March 11th, when the first reports arrived of mass casualties resulting from explosions on commuter trains, Spanish intelligence officials assumed that ETA had made an appalling mistake.

It was an appalling mistake, first of all, because it involved committing the country to a war of choice, for which there was no real rationale, only an angry impulse to lash out to avenge the twin towers without paying heed to the distinction between militant Islamism and secular Ba'athism.

Lombardo pointed out that Martin was surprised by the "push back" in the media – critics included the New York Times and The Atlantic, which labelled it an appalling mistake – and said that the author did not believe the scene was taken out of context.

By all accounts he was arrogant and made some appalling mistakes.

Albany can learn as much from California's innovative strategies as it should learn from California's appalling mistakes.

"What we have heard are appalling mistakes that can only be described as gross negligence and incompetence," said Andrew Tyrie, a politician who leads the Parliament's commission on banking standards that is investigating wrongdoing at the firms operating in London.

But even more fundamental, Brown's refusal to listen, not only to his tribal enemies, but to any 'neutral' voices, including genuine experts, led to appalling mistakes, ranging from the sale of much of the country's gold at the lowest price for a generation, to a disastrous attempt to privatise London's Tube network.

So it's fair to say that "Fox & Friends" made an appalling and inexcusable mistake of judgment as well.