Sentence examples similar to fall into mistake from inspiring English sources

So to draw the line on interrogating people... you fall into mistakes.

"People fall into the mistake of saying that it's Social Security's problem, not theirs," Smith says.

Stay away from it if you're a beginner Lolita, because you may fall into the mistake of looking more Western Punk than Punk Lolita or worse: look like a Cosplay Lolita (or Ita Lolita).

Rooms full of white tech executives ― of various genders, ages and presumably political beliefs ― can fall into these mistakes via complacency, privilege and unacknowledged blind spots.

However, don't fall into the mistakes these programs often make.

Most entrepreneurs fall into the classic mistake of pitching serially.

Some of her letters were lost and may have fallen by mistake into some legal wastepaper basket.

I have found that most mistakes fall into one of three categories: planning, procedures, or performance.

"It would be a terrible mistake to fall into the trap of accepting that dichotomy," he said.

A spokesperson for the judges said that some of the nominated extracts "fall into the classic bad sex mistake of overwriting, with mixed metaphors, uncomfortable similes, or becoming so hyperbolic they strains credulity".

If the Nets continue to fall into shooting lapses and make mistakes, they may fall too far behind to make a playoff run, no matter how many points Marbury scores.