Sentence examples for general mistakes from inspiring English sources

Players are making general mistakes, they don't believe in themselves.

Exaggerating Chinese prowess and emphasizing the wrong issues leads to general mistakes in U.S. economic and foreign policy, and to an incoherent China strategy.

And Susan Train, a Paris bureau chief, described a photo shoot on a remote mountainside in Turkey, where a general mistook her crew for members of the Peace Corps.

For Williams this is part of a more general mistake made by contemporary moral philosophers he thinks that philosophy tries to make ethics too easy, too much like arithmetic.

Leslie Lenkowsky, a professor of philanthropic studies and public policy at the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University, said that in general, "foundation mistakes and errors don't get much coverage".

The first is to make the general's mistake of fighting the last war; aspiration in 2009 will look different to 1997.

One of the other criticisms of Mr Brown's botched proposal, however that the inquiry should take less than the year he suggested, and report before the general election is mistaken.

But she can also be imperious — at one event ordering a drink from a four-star general she mistook for a waiter — and attached to the trappings of power in a way some in the White House consider unseemly for a member of the staff.

Thus, they cannot show that conventionalist theories in general are mistaken.

The Brothers' incompetence and abuse of power is now disappearing under a mantle of injustice and suffering.The generals' worst mistake, however, is to ignore the chief lesson of the Arab spring.

His Democratic opponent, Martha Coakley, the state's current attorney general, kept making mistakes.