Sentence examples for astonishing mistake from inspiring English sources
Admirable draws away to Fiorentina and Barcelona gave them a false sense of maturity, despite Patrick Vieira's astonishing mistake in the Nou Camp.
Busby's claims, it seems, were the result of some astonishing statistical mistakes: He counted the overall leukaemia incidence for Wales twice He mixed up the figures from urban areas with those from small rural areas, "trebling the local incidence in north Wales" and creating "spurious clusters in various locations" He claimed there were ten cases of leukaemia in young children in Snowdonia.
And he has made an astonishing sequence of mistakes in Lebanon, which his father spent quarter of a century turning into a vassal state.
Given the increasing importance of 401(k) plans to the future retirement resources of workers, it is astonishing how many mistakes individual employees make.
However, her attempts to appear 'ordinary' were hardly worthy of the name; it would have been astonishing for the landlord to mistake the royal crest on the carriages waiting outside.
In this situation, it would be astonishing if there were no mistakes or conflicting views, especially in the initial phase.
But it's a mistake to think that astonishing advances are confined to the realm of high-tech; other extremely creative people are doing remarkable things with systems that are decades old.
Therefore, also unfortunately, he has mistaken this poll – so astonishing and discussion-worthy because of its sheer banterlessness – for banter.
Mickelson's large but presumably honest mistake probably results from the astonishing absolute amount that he will actually pay in taxes.
The Daily Mirror: "Every journalistic organisation will - regrettably - make mistakes, yet what is truly astonishing is the BBC scored own goals which were easily avoidable.
Since that time, former Seattle Police Chief Norm Stamper has made an astonishing political transformation, not only owning up to his own mistakes at the WTO protests, but becoming a staunch advocate of reforming the police and legalizing and regulating drugs.
