There were only two conspicuous, although minor, blunders.
The media leapt on a series of minor blunders, for instance when he took the airport express train instead of a limo on his return to South Korea, but didn't know how to buy a ticket.
Colin Trevorrow's sci-fi sequel features at least 19 major or minor errors, including continuity blunders, plot holes and factual mistakes, according to the site.
In the 2000 campaign, when George W. Bush used a vulgarity near an open mike, The Dallas Morning News noted the difference between a minor slip and a major blunder: "Analysts differ over whether it is a soon-to-be-forgotten blip or a blooper with staying power".
Western politicians and diplomats deserve to share it.America has made two big diplomatic blunders, along with many minor ones.
Much more serious was an action that confirmed the inability of the German command to perceive that a minor tactical success could constitute a strategic blunder of the most extreme magnitude.
There is no denying that the exclusionary rule allows a small number of criminals to go free because the police have blundered — which is certainly no minor matter.
And wouldn't you know it, Yule happens to trample right over Saturnalia! "As if that wasn't enough already, some hick agricultural god called Attis blundered his way from Asia Minor into our seasonal holidays.
The $6 billion blunder has turned out to be no more than a minor ding on JPMorgan Chase's mighty balance sheet.
Does that mean they blundered by trading their No. 1 starter, Denny Neagle, for four minor leaguers a few weeks ago?
In fact, as Miliband has ruefully acknowledged, he blundered when Blair asked him "are A-levels safe?", adding too many minor qualifications to his "yes".
