Sentence examples for forgivable mistake from inspiring English sources

But that's a forgivable mistake.

But if, as a result of its bubble bursting, America now suffers several years of sluggish growth, or worse, they may think again.A less forgivable mistake was that Mr Greenspan acted as something of a cheerleader for the "new economy".

This would be a forgivable mistake (perhaps it was early in the morning and she was tending to other food, maybe on the stove), but it was 1 15 P.M., which means she had nowhere to report to and, therefore, all the time in the world to read the instructions on the Hot Pocket.

SharesPost, however, made the much more forgivable mistake of not registering early enough for its broker-dealer status.

Its motif - that it's forgivable to make mistakes - I find genuinely reassuring, like the only teacher at school you like taking you aside and telling you something that you'll remember forever.

By the end of each film, infidelities and face tattoos have been swept aside, replaced by an all-encompassing bromance that renders those mistakes forgivable; the overarching message being that shared suffering brings us closer together.

He said: "One mistake is forgivable... to make the same mistake twice looks like they're out to protect Leon Brittan.

Making a mistake is forgivable; refusing to learn from them is not.

You have been making what is termed an iterative error, and mistakes are less forgivable when made repeatedly.

Some forms of scientific error, like poor record keeping or even mistaken results, are forgivable, but fabrication of data, if such a charge were to be proved against Dr. Hauser, is usually followed by expulsion from the scientific community.

And though we all make mistakes, some prove more forgivable than others.