Sentence examples for dreaded mistake from inspiring English sources
"Are you telling me she made the dreaded mistake of trying to be happy, to have balance in her life?" Carillo said, in recognition of the blinders it takes to compete at the rarefied levels of this sport, out of a suitcase, from one continent to another, with only a few weeks' break.
To a politician — even one who can "stand the gaff" or abuse — it's the dread mistake that pierces the psyche like the angler's sharp hook.
To put it even more simply, they dreaded being mistaken for Merrill executives.
Doriver Lilley, 37, who had six years of in-vitro treatment and who also gave birth to twins, told the Reuters news agency today that she had dreaded such a mistake taking place during her own treatment.
Instead of making that mistake, finish that dreaded task first.
Fires made him nervous but what he really dreaded, he told his girlfriend, was making mistakes in front of the other firefighters at Engine Company 230 in Brooklyn.
In casting victimhood as "the enemy," we mistake a condition for a state of mind (that dreaded "victim mentality") and end up blaming the victim.
"Mistakes are important for diagnosing where a problem is". That dreaded direction "show your work," he notes, really helps teachers see where students need assistance.
Some home brewers, having mistaken "3/4 cup" for "3/4 pound" have ended up with beer geysers or the dreaded exploding bottles.
People dreaded that letter".
