The playwright, Jonathan Larson, was getting tons of press for his retelling of Puccini's La Bohème, but it's hard to get bohème right, and I was only there because I was hoping he'd misstep somehow.
It might stand to reason that someone looking at a phone to read a message would misstep, but the researchers are finding that just talking on a phone takes its own considerable toll on cognition and awareness.
It was inevitable that somewhere down the line, I would take missteps.
A: A number of things happened: Even before the Snowden leaks, we saw a number of what I would characterize as missteps by the Justice Department.
I was at a critical point where if I made one more misstep, I wouldn't get a chance to be on the court again, and the climb back would have been truly impossible.
When Ray wondered what superpower Clinton would want, he replied (perhaps inspired by his own missteps): "I would be able to enter the minds of people who were about to do really stupid things" and stop them.
"I think there's a moving away from that, and I would hope we can get through this period, which I would call a misstep, and get back on track, move forward with real belief in the power of art and real support of artists.
As we worked our way up a series of cliffs, we clipped our harnesses into anchored cables that, should we misstep, would catch and hold us.
The amount of money in question is relatively small, and I think the alleged misstep would normally be handled with a quiet wrist slap from a disappointed Roeder and demand to repay any misspent taxpayer funds.
We were waiting to see if Twitter would make missteps like the ones that Facebook made — and it didn't.
