Sentence examples for feeling errors from inspiring English sources

This results in large part from a number of typical human thinking and feeling errors, what scholars call cognitive biases.

Kangaroos five-eighth Johnathan Thurston said it was also critical Australia started to build some momentum, feeling sloppy errors had let them down in the wins over England and Fiji.

Further, feeling that an error of judgment would prejudice his standing with the committee, he might well hesitate to take risks".

Selby appeared to be in the driving seat when he went two clear at 7-5, but he was clearly feeling the pressure as errors allowed Williams in to claim the next two frames.

When you finally figure that out, you stop feeling bad about an error and start looking for the lesson.

Dwelling on an error and feeling bad about it only adds to your confusion.

Ebdon was clearly feeling the pressure and uncharacteristic errors started to creep into his game as he lost seven of the eight frames.

The spat began when Miller admitted to feeling "really ashamed" that two errors had crept into her book, which traces her family back to the early 19th century.

Some complain of feeling 'spaced out' and making errors; others say cabin crew have been affected, with some passing out and being hospitalised.

This demonstrates the link between feeling and error, according to the Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika philosophers.

I have learned, painfully, over the years that the things I regret in my life are not errors of judgment but failures of feeling.