Sentence examples for erred about from inspiring English sources

Be this as it may, even if Kelsen erred about the details of the unity of legal systems, his main insight remains true, and quite important.

The officers missed the "fake IDs" about 15percentt of the time, and in the photo matching task, they erred about 20percentt of the time.

Proponents of descriptive accounts claim that such accounts can accommodate the fact that we don't actually err about who it is that is hot and sticky.

Carruthers argues that the frequency with which we err about our own attitudes, through confabulation or other sorts of processes, supports the claim that in identifying our own attitudes we are forced to engage often unsuccessfully in self-interpretation.

An attack point is a point that is easily reachable and identifiable (so you will not err about where you currently are), but is as near as possible to the control you are looking for.

The staff began a review of all its flights -- and in the end handed Mr. Mills his biggest victory yet, a concession that Mr. Schumer, despite his experience and professional staff, had erred on about 35 occasions.

If their new legs were tiny, subjects tended to overestimate the size of the block, whereas if their transformed legs were large, they underestimated the block's size, typically erring by about 40%.

He said Mr. Bobrow erred in not inquiring about the legality of the business before he opened it.

Monsignor Lynn's lawyers said they would appeal the conviction, saying that the child endangerment law at the time did not apply to supervisors and that the judge erred in allowing testimony about accusations that were beyond the statute of limitations.

To this end, the justices were satisfied that the district court had not erred in allowing evidence about Vinson's sexually provocative dress and speech, because such evidence could prove useful in evaluating whether she found sexual advances welcome or unwelcome.

Pundits have erred before, but pronouncing a winner is about more than just online polls and focus groups.