Sentence examples for apparent blunder from inspiring English sources

A no-nonsense judge who penalizes the prosecution for an apparent blunder.

Van Gaal's opposite number Roberto Martinez hit out at Kevin Friend after the match, accusing the referee of costing Everton a point thanks to an apparent refereeing blunder.

It overcame an apparent coaching blunder by Rice, who elected not to foul while ahead by 3 points in the final seconds of regulation.

Damien Duff's achievement of having reached 100 Republic of Ireland caps will be recognised by the FAI despite an apparent administrative blunder.

Republicans could make an easy hit on the Obama administration by highlighting the State Department's apparent bureaucratic blundering during and after the deadly terrorist attack on the American consulate in Benghazi, Libya, last fall, but they refuse to settle for such a small political prize.

But his compatriots are now having a laugh at yet another apparent social-media blunder by the less-than-techno-savvy leader.

The blunder and apparent lack of coordination between the city's leaders helped turn Occupy Oakland from a tenuous collection of protesters into a grassroots movement whose members have pledged to shut down the city on 2 November.

World champions often have an indefinable mystique that seems to unsettle their foes and cause them to blunder for no apparent reason.

Yes, the failure to discover weapons of mass destruction in Iraq was a serious and damaging national security blunder, but there is no apparent reason why Ritter, with his contempt for inconvenient facts and his penchant for conspiracy theories, should be hailed for getting that right when he got so much else wrong.

This suggests that the apparent experience of embarrassment following a public blunder serves a social function.

Harris blundered into controversy over his apparent support for racial profiling, Hitchens passed away and Dawkins joined Twitter, beginning an infuriating, endless cycle of controversy and bewilderment.