Sentence examples for error speaking from inspiring English sources

For example, Mrs. Clinton made an error speaking about late-term abortion when she said it was a health of the mother issue.

Up until last month, when Mrs. Romney made an unforced error (speaking of the media seeking tax returns as "you people") each was seen as a huge political asset to her husband — and Mrs. Romney's words may not hurt with the Republican base.

2. Systematic sampling error: Speaking to Fox News's Greta Van Susteren on Sunday, Dick Morris claimed that most of the polls, particularly the state polls, have been oversampling Democrats all along, and that Romney would still win big.

"A judgment flawed by a $2 trillion error speaks for itself," a Treasury spokeswoman said.

But the Treasury attacked S&P's calculations, saying: "A judgment flawed by a $2tn error speaks for itself".

Recall a time someone mistreated you, let you down, dropped the ball, made an error, spoke harshly, was unskillful, got a fact wrong, or affected you negatively even if that was not their intention.

Despite these limitations of the quantity and quality of these spontaneous reports, the errors speak for themselves as noteworthy and likely (particularly based on our vulnerability testing results) representative CPOE safety issues.

They had learned that Mr. Stossel's assertion about the pesticide tests was in error after speaking with the researchers.

Perhaps Nietzsche's fatal error, historically speaking, was his assumption that the morality of the civilization that he assaulted was equally indestructible.

Najibullah complained to the Soviet leadership that Karmal used most of his spare time looking for errors and "speaking against the National Reconciliation [programme]".

One argument for the selection of syntactic word category is that substitution errors in speaking usually occur in the same syntactic category.