Sentence examples for larger mistake from inspiring English sources

But his much larger mistake relates to his message.

What an overinflamed vanity!" That's the bad side, I thought, but at least I can avoid the larger mistake of doing it in the third person.

"If we don't show the Americans who are in all their events, I think that's a larger mistake for us to make, because we are the American broadcast network".

But it was also only a symptom of a larger mistake -- a misuse of time.

What Obama's bowling highlighted was a larger mistake he cannot make when reaching out to the white working and middle class.

Rather than mistakenly attributing emotions that they do not experience, our larger mistake has been denying emotions that other animals do experience.

One of the larger mistakes America has made in its handling of the Long War against Al Qaeda was ignoring the details of small conflicts that are so important to Kilcullen.

The classic argument has always been that, compared with democracies, totalitarian states have always been less efficient and prone to making much larger mistakes, because in a society where the truth is dangerous, even the rulers find themselves operating in a fog of lies.

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At this point we adjourn to a nearby diner, thereby making one of the larger mistakes in relation to LSD: looking at food.

And oftentimes, that person is enabled to make even larger mistakes than the rest of us by the permissive, starry-eyed idealism of those around him.