Sentence examples for intentional mistakes from inspiring English sources

Ms. Moulton said she is trying to "empower" people to get back into cooking, into dining with someone instead of eating on the run -- somewhat as Julia Child did in the 70's, when she made intentional mistakes during shows.

In episode one, Violet learns the letter of the law so that she can subvert its spirit in episode two; the ultimate value of Aunt Josephine's careful grammatical lessons is the code the children discover hidden in her (intentional) mistakes.

I wondered if these were intentional, mistakes, or happy imperfections.

A few intentional mistakes in spelling every here and there also wouldn't do you any harm.

Make sure you know when it is okay to post intentional "mistakes" like "teh" instead of "the".

In 2012 Wired published an article about the fiasco that it headlined "An Intentional Mistake".

We change the frame of meaning by acting like it never really mattered -- an embarrassing memory is transformed to one of carefree debauchery and an "intentional mistake".

One shareholder suit, a class action filed last June in U.S. District Court in Jackson, Miss., accuses the company of inflating revenue with intentional billing mistakes, made all the easier by a chaotic billing system where honest mistakes were common anyway.

Benetos et al. [12] developed and used the score-informed Piano Transcription Dataset, containing seven recordings with intentional execution mistakes.

Reason's taxonomy, which categorises actions into unintentional (slips and lapses) and intentional ones (mistakes and infractions), is used as a reference for identifying possible suboptimal cognitive acts that physicians may have performed during the dyspnoea diagnostic process.

The only real mystery in the stories of political plagiarism is its durability in an age of Turnitin and other scanning software that can protect an author from his own mistakes, intentional or otherwise.