We would need a writer like F. Scott Fitzgerald, who had an interest in small characters on large stages -- or Fyodor Dostoyevsky, who was drawn to the enigma of a little man who, through a series of missteps, finds himself in big trouble.
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True peace will require both sides to come to terms with their prior missteps and find a way to move beyond.
While I listened in, Knowelden stopped to re-record the most delicate nuances — a click of her tongue, a glottal stop — missteps that I found nearly imperceptible.
A Norwegian board of inquiry found that missteps by several parties, including Transocean and the support vessel's owner, had contributed to the incident.
But with his continued support for an unpopular war, his age (70) and some recent missteps, Mr. McCain has found himself lagging behind Mr. Giuliani in the polls.
Mr. Kovaleski, whose reporting over several weeks included interviews with law enforcement authorities, witnesses and local elected officials, found that missteps by the department and circumstances beyond its control impeded the investigation.
Yin made many similar missteps a year earlier, the board found.
If Clinton had some momentum, if she were not the victim of her own missteps, if she had found a plausible voice to puncture Trump's pretentions, then she would have a much stronger case that Sanders and his people should get on board.
But with the rapid disintegration of the Republican brand and with several self-made political missteps, McConnell now finds himself drawn into an electoral match-up once deemed an afterthought.
