Sentence examples for colossal misjudgment from inspiring English sources

Think of the colossal misjudgment over Republican intentions on debt.

Most senior editorial and management figures regard his decision to publish as a colossal misjudgment.

She popped up on Thursday to accuse her colleagues on the monetary policy committee of keeping rates low by virtue of a colossal misjudgment.

It's a colossal misjudgment, particularly since the Mayers, pretty much the only sympathetic characters in the film, get barely a handful of lines between them.

But it was also in Mr Massie's view the colossal misjudgment that ensured Germany's defeat by bringing an entirely new enemy with unlimited resources into the war: the United States.By then the slaughter at sea was as horrible as the slaughter in the bloody, muddy trenches of Flanders.

January 18 , 2013Updated at 3.22am GMT 3.17am GMT Over to Hutch: Armstrong's notion that it was a good idea to joke about his discussion with with Betsy Andreu over whether he called her 'fat' or not is a colossal misjudgment.

Of all Churchill's colossal misjudgments, that was probably the most egregious.

At least McNamara felt sorry at the end for all those lives and limbs lost because of his colossal misjudgments and cretinous refusal to admit mistakes.

Now he is gone, although the binder remains, testament to a colossal, and costly, misjudgment by the Mets.

After initially saying the deaths of Devin Weaver and three other firefighters were "an act of God," the Forest Service now says the four died in a colossal act of misjudgment by the agency.

Clinton's attempt to remake health care may be remembered now as a moment of colossal hubris and epic political misjudgment, but his project was bedeviled by a greater sin: prescience.