Sentence examples for flagrant mistakes from inspiring English sources
But she also studied closely the history of previous peace processes, which maybe explains why she avoided some of President Obama's flagrant mistakes.
The high price eBay paid for Skype now brings to mind some of the most flagrant mistakes of the first dot-com boom, like Time Warner's purchase of America Online — and how some of those mistakes could be repeated in a new investment frenzy.
His one flagrant mistake — surrendering a two-run home run to Jason Heyward in the first inning — was his only real miscue in a decent home debut.
Near the end of his term he made the flagrant political mistake of attempting to ensure the election of another São Paulo politician as his successor.
What made the mistake more flagrant for Neuheisel was that his team was coming out of a timeout in which it presumably discussed what to do and how to do it correctly.
Their office was, to reform the corruptions of the republic, to stigmatize indolence, to censure neglects, and to correct mistakes; as to flagrant crimes, these were left to the punishment of the laws.
The execution was described as a "grave mistake" by the Supreme Islamic Shia Council in Lebanon and a "flagrant violation of human rights" by Yemen's Houthi movement.
Although this turned out to be more of a series of awkward mistakes, I have heard of people breaking agreements in a flagrant way.
Although Fackrell did not have reasonable suspicion to stop Strieff, the court concluded that the stop was "not a flagrant violation of the Fourth Amendment," but rather a good-faith mistake.
In his United Nations speech he said: "It seems, however, that far from learning from others' mistakes, everyone just keeps repeating them... aggressive foreign interference has resulted in a flagrant destruction of national institutions and the lifestyle itself".
