Sentence examples for essential mistake from inspiring English sources

"The ESA has Labour's essential mistake at its heart – that people are passive victims.

But I would suggest that in the case described in the article, the decision to use a lawyered adversarial process was the essential mistake.

Now art celebrates those who would draw us back from this precipice, and the heroes have become the scriveners themselves -- Saramago, McCarthy and Coetzee, most notably -- who would detail this essential mistake in their greatest books.

As a director, van Hove has made an essential interpretive mistake: he's gone for the "cold," "alien" Bowie of the Roeg film, as opposed to Bowie the storyteller, the warm wizard whose songs brought so much not only to "Angels in America" but to the pop world.

Transparent investigations are essential when mistakes are made, and listening to Afghans is as important as "messaging" to them, she added.

What Franklin demonstrated was that Johnson, given only brief access to Millicent Todd Bingham's manuscript holdings and otherwise dependent on photocopies of these essential documents, made mistakes in transcribing, dating, and sometimes even in distinguishing between poems.

But in either form, the argument is essential to avoid the mistake of letting public agencies make insurance for publishers a higher priority than access to publicly-funded research.

At this point there is nothing as essential as an unmistakable mistake of some magnitude to restore the perspective that is needed to ensure continued success.

A powerful, hopeful critique of the unnecessary death spiral of higher education, The Great Mistake is essential reading for those who wonder why students have been paying more to get less and for everyone who cares about the role the higher education system plays in improving the lives of average Americans.

An inquiry to identify responsibility for such a mistake is essential, sanctions must be applied and, above all, adequate measures must be taken by the Member States of the European Patents Convention and the Office itself to prevent such incidents recurring.

Making mistakes is essential to growth - it's how you deal with, and overcome, those mistakes that determines success.