Sentence examples for considers a mistake from inspiring English sources

Then, the candidate whom some reporters were already describing as almost preternaturally aware of the American voter psyche made what just about everyone considers a mistake.

In the bombing campaign against the fighters of the Islamic State in Iraq and al-Sham, "we're fighting a very politically correct war," he said — a strategy he considers a mistake.

Riding a high, Ms. Fleming made what she now considers a mistake: singing Eva in Wagner's "Meistersinger" for her debut at the Bayreuth Festival in the summer of 1996.

The story traces America's journey from geopolitical isolation to engagement and back to a more committed isolation — a retrenchment that, like Woodrow Wilson, Peck considers a mistake (although he makes that case only tentatively).

Lying in diplomatic negotiations is considered a mistake, but stretching or abridging the truth is permissible.

It's also generally considered a mistake to say that you're a perfectionist".

The one thing Bush does not consider a mistake was the invasion itself.

He replaces Sir Victor Blank, a leading proponent of Lloyds TSB's acquisition of HBOS last year, which many shareholders consider a mistake.

It will be considered a mistake by most of the people who think about this kind of thing.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn was allowed to remain atop the fund after the disclosure of an affair in 2008 with a subordinate, a decision that some considered a mistake.

Because it is widely considered a mistake (whether or not it actually was one), the Lehman non-bailout makes a bailout for the next major financial institution more likely.