Sentence examples similar to definite mistakes from inspiring English sources

He saw a mistake and he hit it hard, and it was a definite mistake".

We found definite patterns in spelling mistakes all across the country — vowel trouble, double-letter confusion, and mangling the root-suffix attachment — that made it very clear to us that the phonetic logic of the language isn't getting through.

"I have a firm and definite conviction that a mistake has been made," she wrote.

Not definitive, just definite.

The amount of money spent throughout the book -- be it on great buys and definite improvements or big ol' mistakes -- made me ache.

A finding is clearly erroneous if, upon reviewing the entire record, we are left with "the definite and firm conviction" that a mistake was made.

Rather, a reviewing court must ask whether "on the entire evidence," it is "left with the definite and firm conviction that a mistake has been committed"...

Making fun of his junior high photos is a definite no-no, and laughing about a mistake he made with his buddies or families will almost always start a huge fight and lead to seriously hurt feelings.

Make no mistake: high blood pressure is a definite health hazard.

In 1961 he gave a speech entitled "Can Native Speakers of a Language Make Mistakes?" His answer to the question, a definite "No", aroused criticism among those who resented his attitude against rules & correctness.

They were deeply rooted in liberal politics, but they had definite ideas for how the Democratic Party could learn from its mistakes, and from its opponents, in order to further liberalism's deeper goals.