She will be the first to admit that she erred occasionally in judgment in the early years of the Bush administration--but so did too many of us, as we gave an undeserving president (and administration) too many benefits of too many doubts.
Arrogance has also contributed: with C.T. scans and other imaging techniques, some doctors assume that they will be able to see whatever is wrong, even though studies show that such diagnostic tools do occasionally err.
In "Anonymous Intimacy," Mr. Temer's choice to occasionally err on the side of concision led Sensacionalista, a website that satirizes Brazil's political class, to question whether the author of some of the verses might actually be his 7-year-old son, Michelzinho.
If Mr. Christie occasionally errs toward stiffness, his upright manner seems on the whole only to reinforce the archness of Rameau's humor.
The plot occasionally errs on the side of flimsy or ludicrous but this is more than compensated for by Kristin Gore's unexpectedly individual and authentic comic voice.
But in a quest for lucidity, he occasionally erred on the side of being too cool, an impression reinforced by Jurowski's conducting here, which in its avoidance of sentimentality was sometimes short on the work's grander passions.
If Ms. Maguire occasionally errs on the side of broadness, one of the very literate delights is the way book and movie, film and literature, play off each other; this is intertextuality with a vengeance.
And it is my sincere hope that even if you believe I have occasionally erred in my reasoning as a fellow conservative, you will still allow that I have, in many ways important to all of us, maintained the record of a conservative...
While his sons were reliable stand-ins as bidders, occasionally they erred, Kip Forbes said.
Even machines occasionally break down and humans err.
If there is any doubt, he tends to err toward not declaring a suspension, though occasionally someone will write in to correct the site.
