Sentence examples for he made a misstep from inspiring English sources
"Every second of every day!" He cited the government scrutiny, and relentless journalists, always ready to pounce when he makes a misstep.
Spitzer saw that he had made a misstep, and a pained grin twisted his long jaw.
a pale human figure, with wings". At this early point in "Icefields," Thomas Wharton's first novel, we wonder whether he has made a misstep as serious as Byrne's.
In 1995, he made a rare misstep — he quit CBS to become the C.E.O. of a telecommunications start-up that soon imploded.
"If someone says 'Paul Simon made a great record but he made a political misstep,' that's OK," Simon said.
He made a terrible misstep in 2004 when he fired board members who disagreed with a policy decision rather than trying to persuade them in open debate.
But he made a crucial misstep, bigger than just disregarding employee input -- worse, he assumed that because he was ready to embrace change that they were all ready to embrace change.
However, he made a major misstep in his infamous Regensburg lecture in 2006 when he quoted a Byzantine emperor's insulting remarks about Islam, which needlessly caused more Christian/Muslim tension.
A woman, as the story runs, being eager to catch a glimpse of him from the roof as he passed by, made a misstep, and falling upon him, killed him.
Although he already seems to have made a misstep by actually preparing for the debate.
