Sentence examples for gross misjudgement from inspiring English sources

The later approach of Pettersen, Hull and the European captain, Carin Koch, when in public view was a gross misjudgement.

She later added: "If Labour had any chance of holding onto its Catholic Glasgow seats, it lost it last night with Tristram Hunt's remarks". Ruth Davidson, the Conservative leader in Scotland, said the Labour frontbencher had made a "gross misjudgement".

Perhaps most critically, much of Yamamoto's planning, coinciding with the general feeling among the Japanese leadership at the time, was based on a gross misjudgement of American morale which was believed to be debilitated from the string of Japanese victories in the preceding months.

This, though, was a complete misjudgement of the public's mood.

It was just a complete misjudgement.

The press did make one major misjudgement.

Either way, it was a terrible misjudgement.

Failure to put Hillsborough on front page a shocking misjudgement.

Forget gross.

Really gross".

Or, rather, GROSS Psychology.