Sentence examples for bitter mistake from inspiring English sources

In the same speech,  Mr Eisenkot stressed that Israel needs to separate between Palestinian assailants and the rest of the population, saying "it would be a bitter mistake to impose curfews and closures".

After enjoying the local bitter, we made the mistake of asking the elderly landlady whether we could have some crisps.

What she can be sure of is that the deterioration of her nervous system and failure of her motor functions is inevitable; the saccharine coating she puts on that bitter pill should not be mistaken for denial.

A Seville orange, a type of bitter orange, can easily be mistaken for a regular orange with its bright color and sweet fragrance, if a little smaller.

In the past I've viewed speaking to my exes as an opportunity to make spectacular mistakes: regressive sex, bitter finger pointing or, God forbid, rampant what-could-have-been sentimentality.

That intensity, consistent and bitter, usually makes up for its mistakes.

The West has learned through bitter experience to avoid the grievous mistakes it made from the outset of that venture.

Miles said he was not bitter toward Connecticut and acknowledged his mistakes, and his own participation in banned behavior.

Despite the persecution he claims in his bitter memoir, Messier admits he made mistakes in his six-year reign at Vivendi, notably by failing to sell off its water business quickly enough and seeking too much media attention.

Bitter experience suggests that such demands are a mistake.

"Yes, there was some wink-wink teasing with his beloved Dean Smith, but make no mistake: Jordan revealed himself to be strangely bitter.