Sentence examples for committed a blunder from inspiring English sources

"And if we do get attacked, then he will have committed a blunder for the ages".

If Mr Huang's account is right, then British diplomacy committed a blunder.

Mr Christie, a politician who knows something about charming the public, has probably not committed a blunder.

Two years later, however, he committed a blunder: he called early legislative elections, and the Socialist opposition swept into government.

Mr. Raghavan emphasizes gray areas in the case against the CRPF, which makes it difficult to "take a categorical stand which would indict the CRPF for having either committed a blunder or overreacted to an innocuous situation".

In [26], authors committed a blunder.

As long as you don't commit a blunder that will push you to destruction, there is always something good that you can take away from your failure.

Mr. Goldstein's longtime appeals lawyer, Herald Price Fahringer, said that Mr. Cetron had committed a cardinal blunder.

"The Supreme Leader committed a historic blunder by putting all his weight behind Ahmadinejad.

But he said I had committed a strategic blunder by being so open with the agent.

If the worst-case-scenario narrative were 100 percent accurate, would that mean Mr. Obama had committed a major blunder?