Sentence examples for defining mistake from inspiring English sources

It has proved a defining mistake of the Obama administration.

Some critics argue that the MDC leader's defining mistake was his decision - after pulling out of the 2008 election because of the rising violence against his supporters - to join President Mugabe in a power-sharing government.

This time, it proved to be a monumental, career-defining mistake.

He dismisses claims that he helped prevent the release of the video; he defines his mistake narrowly: "I don't think I ever thought that it still would take until December, a year later," for local prosecutors to finish their investigation.

This mistake defines the success or the failure of the entrepreneur (Baron2004).

Historians also make the mistake of defining "poor" only in terms of a mission to the hungry, ignoring the fact that Paul already had a mission of outreach with Barnabas.

Secondly, there was a mistake in defining the location of the TSS on the negative strand for the TwinsUK analysis.

However much he might protest to the contrary, it would be a mistake to define Hitchens as an ultra-rationalist.

She argued that it was a mistake to define feminism simply as equal pay in the work force.

It therefore is a mistake to define racism to include falsifiable hypotheses in addition to racial hatred.

Italy will always send teams of expert defenders to World Cups, but it would be a mistake to define this one by defence alone.