The news of the mistake, detailed today in an article published in the Globe, was all the more unsettling because Ms. Lehman, as a health reporter, was presumably knowledgeable about her treatment and would have chosen her hospital with care.
Typing those few, and possibly mistaken, details into Google won't produce any viable results.
Given the frenzy of the attacks, the mistaken details were natural, but not important, Ms. Lederer argued.
Last year, I was asked to update the text, and I made a mistake; the details are almost too painful to recall.
The major faults of Megasthenes' work were mistakes in details, an uncritical acceptance of Indian folklore, and a tendency to idealize Indian culture by the standards of Greek philosophy.
At the same time, he accuses other women of committing a laundry list of typical female mistakes he details in chapters with subheadings such as "Taking Things Personally," "Making Excuses" and, in a description of perhaps the most egregious mistake, "Not Keeping Secrets".
As the furor died down in the years that followed, many anthropologists have agreed to disagree over the findings of one of the science's founding mothers, acknowledging both Dr. Mead's pioneering research and the fact that she may have been mistaken on details.
He made a mistake by detailing Martin Demichelis in central midfield to cover the influential Fernandinho's absence.
First, linguistic features indicate that the theory that the three series are the canonical texts of three groups of Mohists is probably mistaken (for details, see Significance and Chronology of the Triads).
They know what they're talking about, and their alarm over offsets is so great that they produced a video last fall -- "The Huge Mistake" -- detailing the major flaws of the climate bills being considered in Congress.
No matter how convinced you are about the Truth of Christianity be humble enough to consider the possibility that you might be mistaken in details or implications of the Truth.
