Sentence examples for be a mistake even from inspiring English sources

That would be a mistake, even in its own terms.

It would be a mistake, even so, to regard the 45-year-old Mallinder as a soft touch.

The temptation for the outside world is to declare victory and shift attention to other, bloodier, conflicts.That would be a mistake even if it were an option.

Furthermore, Charlotte could be a mistake – even though it seems to be a more pleasant place to visit than Tampa – because the decision has angered unions.

Over time that changed and I did feel guilt for the crime, so in that sense I consider what I did to be a mistake even though I did achieve [my] goals".

Other Democrats argued that this would be a mistake, even Dr. Dean, who in June, despite his opposition to the war, strongly suggested an increase in American troop strength in Iraq.

Bundy and Robert McNamara, too, both of whom served Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, came to believe that the Americanization of the Vietnam War was a mistake, even though they argued in favor of it at the time.

"I believe it's a mistake, even from the point of view of their geopolitical interests".

I mean, I think Lehman was a mistake, even though he can explain it.

He never said his proposed ban on Muslims was a mistake, even if he said it "morphed" into a call for vetting and country-specific blocking.

In any event, many weather experts say, it would be a mistake -- even with yellow jackets still buzzing in backyards in the Northeast -- to link the recent mild temperatures to the long-term phenomenon of global warming.