Sentence examples for her miscalculation from inspiring English sources

Her miscalculation contributed to the deaths of thousands.

Jean Schmidt is the backwardest of backbenchers, and fellow-Republicans, including the friend she had quoted, hastened to distance themselves from her miscalculation.

Her miscalculation may have been in her conviction that at least some of the animal figures were images of stellar constellations.

But during the town hall on Wednesday, Clinton owned up to her miscalculation on the Iraq War ― and reminded voters of her opponent's refusal to do so.

But during the town hall on Wednesday, Clinton owned up to her miscalculation on the Iraq War ― and reminded voters of her opponent's refusal to do so.  .

Her caution, her wonkish calibration of the geopolitical fine points, her miscalculation of who would benefit from the "propaganda" calculus, reflect her approach to her campaign and to governing.

But something even more momentous than her painful miscalculation — her utter failure to convince the world of how wonderful everything was with Sylvia and between her and Sylvia — resulted from the publication of "Letters Home".

On more than one occasion, she plays one clone pretending to be another, exposing her own fakery in precise titrations, so that we sense the pretender's anxieties and her miscalculations.

To his credit, Yaffe treats every album, even the nonsellers of the 1980s — what Mitchell called "The Lost Years" — with respect and equanimity, nor does he shy away from detailing her miscalculations, such as her performative expressions of what she considered her "inner black person". His book ends in 2015, when Mitchell had a brain aneurysm that left her disabled but not defeated.

"It was dumb," Ms. Adams said last week of her sartorial miscalculation.

Her second miscalculation was to try to get that sectarian approach confirmed through a general election.