Sentence examples for blunder remains from inspiring English sources

Smith's blunder remains one of the most legendary errors in NHL history.

For all that Scotland have become horribly accustomed to blundering between international letdowns, it remains legitimate to apportion blame.

And a few even ask pointed questions about the blundering Mr Cheney though the vice-president remains hugely popular with the conservative base.If Mr Bush can seize the moment, he can turn his second term round.

A 21-7 loss to the Cardinals, packed with penalties and blunders, was the kind of regrettable game that remains vivid on the backs of eyelids.

Smith's error remains one of the most legendary blunders in hockey history.

The goal remains one of the most legendary blunders in hockey history.

In his memoir, Dr. Crick said: "It's true that by blundering about we stumbled on gold, but the fact remains that we were looking for gold.

It's true that by blundering about we stumbled on gold, but the fact remains that we were looking for gold".

But his over the top Nazi allusion, then defended by Trump talking heads, remains morally indefensible, as well as a tactical blunder.

And so a clumsy attempt to make a messy human blunder sound like a computational error lives on; but, ironically, it remains perpetually titillating.

It's unclear just how much the mistake factored in to the paper's scoop, but it remains one of the most talked-about email blunders ever.