Sentence examples similar to err in one's actions from inspiring English sources
If we must err in one direction between absurd and restrictive, I would have to embrace the absurd.
In order to act, one must initiate one's action.
The appellate court said that the district court had erred in dismissing Xcel's action as time-barred, but that the district court did not have jurisdiction because the ordinances were not final actions.
Accordingly, the trial court erred in dismissing plaintiffs' action seeking recovery for Michael's injuries.
Bush said he may have erred in commenting on the Federal Reserve's action early this month to cut interest rates, and suggested that to preserve the Fed's independence he would not publicly evaluate its actions as president.
Thus, there was no "disputed fact question requiring a hearing," and the trial court erred in holding one.
You only err in the boss's favor.
On his view, Plato errs in assuming that the natural love for one's own family can be transferred to all fellow-citizens.
"If one is going to err, one should err on the side of liberty and freedom," he said.
The school also erred by putting the coaches in one cabin and leaving the players in other cabins, supervised only by an older teammate, the report says.
