Sentence examples for mistake declaring from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, Mr. Romney's advisers were very clear: Mr. Obama had made a big mistake declaring only that he would stop Iran from "acquiring a nuclear weapon," a formulation the president has used many times.

Mr. Biden, for one, thinks that not talking much about it may have been a mistake, declaring, "If the election came down to comparing what did Bush do for the last 20 years and what did Kerry do, give me a break".

Although some speculated that he was making a mistake declaring early for the draft, he had the burden of child support and some projected him as a likely draft selection.

I offer that the single largest mistake was declaring war.

When Detroit car worker Stewart Clutterbuck Tim Howarr) encounters the devil, he makes the mistake of declaring "I'd sell my soul to be as cool as Rod Stewart".

On Tuesday, Mr. Craig, 62, held a news conference to defend himself, calling the guilty plea "a mistake" and declaring, "I am not gay" — even as the Senate Republican leadership asked for an Ethics Committee review.

Worst of times: Scoring an embarrassing 6.8percentnt in the first round of the 2002 presidential election, after making the mistake of declaring early on in his campaign that he would be prepared to vote for Jacques Chirac in the second round.

Even the rather wonderful Margaret Atwood, author of The Handmaid's Tale, made the mistake of declaring her book was most certainly NOT science fiction when it was published, because science fiction "has monsters and spaceships" and her book didn't.

Some Zimbabwean political analysts say Mr. Tsvangirai and his party made a mistake in declaring that they had lost faith in Mr. Mbeki's neutrality and calling for a new mediator.

The government of Israel must admit that we made a mistake and declare that the Oslo process has failed.

But suggesting that Iran is a friend of the Israeli people, well, that is an "unforgivable mistake," Parliament declared Wednesday.