Sentence examples similar to impact of interpretive mistake from inspiring English sources

If they make a mistake, minimize the impact of that mistake and preserve their dignity, rather than pointing out the mistake to others who may or may not have noticed.

As a director, van Hove has made an essential interpretive mistake: he's gone for the "cold," "alien" Bowie of the Roeg film, as opposed to Bowie the storyteller, the warm wizard whose songs brought so much not only to "Angels in America" but to the pop world.

Perhaps the "Star Wars" franchise has fallen victim to an interpretive mistake.

The accompanying discussion is included in the paper, so others don't make the same interpretive mistake the reviewer did.

So I just think what happened is, just put it out there bluntly, there is an interpretive mistake here.

During periods of crisis in society, feasts and festivals may lose some of the impact of their interpretive and cohesive functions.

The impact of making a mistake relative to your group membership is large.

The Labour party's biggest donor, the Unite union, played down the impact of Miliband's "mistake" line.

"You don't want to lessen the impact of making a mistake," Professor Dey explains.

Perfectionists take their work so seriously that they tend to overestimate the impact of their mistakes.

We recognise the impact of mistakes we have made in the past.