Sentence examples for egregious blunder from inspiring English sources

Those who demonstrated made an egregious blunder.

Perez committed the most egregious blunder with two out in the sixth inning after he reached first base.

Possibly the most egregious blunder was committed by the casino mogul Steve Wynn, who elbowed Picasso's 1932 masterpiece Le Rêve.

It was only when I had children, over a decade later, that I realised what an egregious blunder that was.

Indeed, few emerging markets offer the above combination of favorable factors.But perhaps the most egregious blunder in the article is misrepresenting the views of Governor Reddy by suggesting that remittances are more like capital inflow.

Turning a respected community into a legally certified criminal tribe was an egregious blunder of the British colonialism (and it is hoped that Sadiq Khan, the new mayor of London, will begin to restore the full rights of transgenders at least in London municipality).

While by no means overlooking the egregious blunders occurring along the way, Gordon and Trainor grant that claim a qualified endorsement.

With clarity, elegance and wit, Anthony King and Ivor Crewe recall the most egregious blunders committed by British governments over the last three decades.

That is refreshing news after eight years of egregious blunders and incompetent policies of the last administration that allowed Al Qaeda to metastasize around the world.

A new team of loyal advisers, his own competitive nature and a rediscovery of his competence at face-to-face politicking have probably given him enough confidence and focus to win the Democratic nomination, barring any egregious blunders.

Legislators largely ignored the report, a decision Kentucky historian Thomas D. Clark called "one of the most egregious blunders in American educational history".