Sentence examples for miserable mistake from inspiring English sources

But others paid attention to Fuller's indictment of an institution she termed a "miserable mistake".

The Chicago Tribune editorial board described Berrios as "a terrible candidate for the powerful office of assessor" and called the Democratic Party of Cook County's slating of Berrios for Assessor a "miserable mistake," citing "his disregard for basic ethical principles" and "patent conflicts of interest".

Notice, however, how the question of identity is here sharply distinct from the question of value: "the most miserable performance without actual mistakes does count as [a genuine instance of a work], while the most brilliant performance with a single wrong note does not" (Goodman 1976, 186).

In almost every way, she's a monster, and borderline-crazy, yet Theron makes her so desperately miserable — and so courageous in her mistakes — that we wind up sympathizing with her; we almost like her.

Blindsided by a blitzing Ike Taylor, Sanchez fumbled, William Gay ran 19 yards to the end zone, and the miserable half was compounded by a crucial mistake that gave the Steelers just enough rope in the second half to survive the resurgent Jets.

It's sort of an easy target, as it's the only party to the whole miserable affair who admits to making any mistakes, namely a series of technical snafus.

The film emphasises that Debbie and Pete, who married when Debbie got pregnant, are miserable, yet insists Ben and Alison repeat their mistake.

Now weigh that number (which -- unless I'm mistaken -- is zero) against the bloody, miserable body count which is a direct consequence of the policies shoveled onto the nation by the NRA.