Sentence examples for mistake arguing from inspiring English sources

Yet Mrs. Clinton herself, backed by another faction, never wanted to apologize — even if she viewed the war as a mistake — arguing that an apology would be a gimmick.

Her critics accuse her of the same mistake, arguing the army never really intended to give up power.In theory, the definitive transition from military rule should come at an election to be held in a year's time, when Miss Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD) is expected to emerge as the largest single party.

Democrats criticized Brown for his mistake, arguing that he had inadvertently revealed shallow carpetbagging intentions.

Critics have characterized the artist's choice as a mistake, arguing that we need free, public art now more than ever.

Klain said the decision to collapse Ziemer's division and reportedly move it under the weapons-of-mass-destruction portfolio at the National Security Council was a mistake, arguing that the White House needs a team "focused on epidemic and pandemic prevention and response".

But this is a mistake, argues Kripke.

The market lumps Continental in the plain-old-tire category, and that is a mistake, argues Stephan Kessel, its CEO.

Lawmakers complain about being spatchcocked for trivial mistakes — arguing that the words "ethics investigation" can be louder than the words that follow, whether those are "for filing late" or "for stealing $1 million".

In turn, he complains that the board and company have turned him into a scapegoat for their own mistakes, arguing that much of the resentment toward him is based on petty envy over his rights to Graham's works.

Panicking, she begins to make mistakes, arguing with Jake outside of Johnny's club.

Members of the international team, while acknowledging a number of very expensive mistakes, argue that most of the financial drag on the company from projects like the $3 billion Dabhol power plant in India could be corrected with further investment.