Sentence examples for errors of a from inspiring English sources

This term automatically made it unnecessary that the ideological errors of a man be proven.

There is no need to disenfranchise millions of voters because of the errors of a handful of state officials.

Touré himself remarked that, despite being 35, he had made the errors of a 16-year-old.

But is that really due to a tectonic shift or to the errors of a single administration?

Maybe we must all go through the anguish and errors of a first puberty, in other words, before any of us can ascend to the second one".

The latest ad has a reference to "the possible errors of a limited few" but does not deal with the nature of those errors.

These were the errors of a brainy archbishop who sometimes declines to take advice, and steps more insouciantly into secular whirlpools than he ever does into church ones.

And therefore every sect that has ever flourished has benefited Humanity, for the errors of a sect pass away and are forgotten; its truths are received into the common inheritance.

But the Bloomberg administration has refused to quantify, or even elaborate on, the rash of problems plaguing its system, which has had technical errors of a magnitude never experienced by bike-share programs in other major American cities.

Why are Republican legislators like Peter T. King of New York and Devin Nunes of California unwittingly repeating the errors of a previous generation of moderate Republicans who elevated Newt Gingrich to party leadership?

When occlusion occurs, prediction errors of a tracker increase.