Sentence examples for class of mistakes from inspiring English sources

But as I said in this collection of predictions about where "Mad Men" will end up, my hope for the man is that, as he goes forward, he makes a better class of mistakes.

I don't care if Don's employed or rich or even married: If he's learned something about himself and learned to make a better class of mistakes, and if he's able to find some joy in his work and sustain real connections with those who know him best, that will be a fitting and fine ending.

They regularly offered up comical tips for avoiding a similar fate, even though they knew there was no chance I would follow in their footsteps, since the whole point of being a college boy was to put yourself in a situation where you could make a much better class of mistake with your life.

It's been argued but the claim continues to be controversial that the operation of this module explains the (purported) fact that although we fall prey to a class of reasoning mistakes, we do not make as many of these errors when our reasoning is related to cheater-detection.

Criticisms of a unitary identity of "woman" have been motivated by worries that much feminist theory has originated from the standpoint of a particular class of women who mistake their own particular standpoint for a universal one.

Could it be possible that most of our political class suffers from a severe case of mistaken identity?

Rosberg was a high-class journeyman, an eliminator of mistakes, usually two or three tenths of a second a lap slower than Hamilton but more likely than his celebrated Mercedes team-mate to extract the absolute maximum out of himself in every grand prix.

Brown made a quintessential chattering class mistake of thinking that the business of journalism was about expertise, talent, or prestige instead of about scale.

He makes a lot of mistakes and the class laughs at him often.

Children with ADHD make a lot of mistakes in their class as they are unable to pay attention.

Likewise, by working hard, we, the class of 2008, can turn our mistakes into touchdowns.