Sentence examples for errors of this kind from inspiring English sources

But surely very clever people cannot make simple errors of this kind?

A couple of centuries ago, English also had the term slipslop as a label for more plausible errors of this kind.

But they are unacceptable and in any other industry its leaders would be saying we don't want any errors of this kind.

(For a more general discussion of intrusion errors of this kind, see Loftus 1979 and Fiedler et al. 1996).

He believed emphatically that the German Idealist outlooks of Fichte, Schelling and Hegel rested upon explanatory errors of this kind, and he regarded them — often bitingly — as fundamentally wrongheaded styles of thought, because he saw their philosophies as being specifically grounded upon versions of the ontological argument for God's existence.

The potential effect of errors of this kind can therefore be considered as negligible for the current phylogenetic results.

The first one is the benefit of not using an indicator in the conductometric titration technique, so the error of this kind can be disregarded and the second one, which was related to the first one, is the advantages of implementing this technique over the potentiometric because it offers more accurate results.

Their play was full of little errors, of the kind you would not expect from world champions.

After all, a "bad romance", rather than a good one, probably would contain grammatical "errors" of the kind silly test-setters sniff at.

"An electronic system would eliminate errors of that kind, and it would be cheaper".

For this reason, there are no errors of any kind in the Bible; hence, if the Bible says the world was created in seven days then, indeed, it was created in seven days.