Sentence examples similar to grievous blunders from inspiring English sources
Yet Blinder does find Washington guilty of one grievous blunder, so big that it almost explains the public's unhappiness more plausibly than a presidential communications failure.
If Mr Krueger is correct, then the Iraqi diversion is a grievous strategical blunder in the effort to reduce the likelihood of future terrorist attacks.
This is a serious blunder.
In a rapid return to the name-calling characteristic of Ulster politics after a day of fresh hope for the peace negotiations, Martin McGuinness of Sinn Fein, the political wing of the I.R.A., accused Mr. Trimble of blundering into a "grievous error" and told him to "butt out" of the disarmament issue.
Of course, even after Sirk left Hollywood, movies, and great ones, continued to be made by other filmmakers, who either confronted the most grievous injustices of the times in their own way or subsumed them to abstractions that included them along with other benighted blunders of American life.
That blunder belonged to Timo Perez, the rookie sensation from the Mets' pennant-winning series against St . Louis and it was the most grievous.
None involved grievous violence.
