Sentence examples similar to brief mistakes from inspiring English sources

The episode title is almost more pointedly about this meaning of "late" than it is about Offred's brief, mistaken pregnancy.

In brief, I had mistaken them [Himmler's S.D. ] for the Reich Security Service (Reichssicherheitsdienst),which I only much later distinguished from the commando guard (Begleitkommando) with whom I had made this confusion [in the first place], but nobody made this clear to me and no one told me anything".

Paul Lo Duca, with the Washington Nationals, issued a brief statement apologizing "for mistakes in judgment" and for the resulting distraction.

Strict separationism, during its brief reign, made the mistake of trying to forbid not only religious expression by the state, but also religious expression by citizens on public property.

The second section undertakes a brief explication of the mistaken identification of Soqotran pastoralists as bedouins.

Families may comment on head drops or events which may be mistaken for brief episodes of sleep or common childhood falls.

The industry body, currently caught up in the row over Libor fixing, hailed the success of its lobbying efforts in its December 2011 newsletter, a member-only briefing published by mistake on the internet.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer apologized Tuesday for his remarks on the Holocaust, telling CNN's Wolf Blitzer that his comments during a White House press briefing were a "mistake".

And I readily concede he made a series of mistakes during his brief tenure.

But the brief battle here shows how mistakes, confusion and faulty information from Afghan factions handicap coalition operations.

Unlike John Major who also took over in mid-term from a long-serving and iconic predecessor, but whom the public mostly viewed as the decent if hapless leader of a disreputable rabble this prime minister is even more unpopular than his party.Mr Brown's fingerprints are all over the two most damaging mistakes of his brief premiership.