Sentence examples for errors that was from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, it was Vettel's race to lose and even with his two minor errors, that was never going to happen.

To them, the Old Testament was divinely inspired, and, if it seemed to contain contradictions or errors, that was not its fault but ours.

Now it is being underscored again with the release of "When Mitt Romney Came to Town," an anti-Romney mock documentary riddled with factual errors that was financed by a "super PAC" in support ofNewt Gingrich.

Now it is being underscored again with the release of "When Mitt Romney Came to Town," an anti-Romney mock documentary riddled with factual errors that was financed by a "super PAC" in support of Newt Gingrich.

Mr. Richmond, who also directed the company's "Comedy of Errors" that was enthusiastically received in New York this summer (I didn't see it), has adapted the script as well as directed this production, and he sets a high standard for charm and invention in his opening sequence, which has a precociously witty feel.

I don't have to hear about the comedy of errors that was your seventh-grade spring semiformal (Did Lorenzo really think that line would work?), but if you have a tendency to power through the Devil's hour watching "Golden Girls" reruns and crying, I'd like to know that.

Errors that are made must be corrected openly and quickly.

"The errors, that's not me," Reyes said.

It is how they respond to their errors that is key.

Many were irritating errors that were simple to correct online but were also entirely avoidable.

But what if academics, en masse, deploy errors that are equally foolish?