Sentence examples for mistake embracing from inspiring English sources

Katy B made a familiar mistake: embracing the idea that to be taken seriously outside the nightclub meant making her sound more austere, more performed, as opposed to just played.

Don't try to avoid mistakes; embrace them.

He said Republicans had made a mistake in embracing the plan.

Above all, we must not become dispirited to the point where we repeat past mistakes of embracing superficially appealing, but ultimately deleterious, radical ideas.

Instead of learning from their mistakes and embracing change, they now announce the creation of the Independent Press Standards Organisation and defiantly tell us it will meet the regulatory standards they have chosen to set themselves.

It is also regarded as a mistake to embrace teen-age patois too enthusiastically.

Now President Clinton has a last chance to reverse this mistake and embrace the court.

But it would be a mistake to embrace deep, irreversible tax cuts on the basis of shaky surplus projections that may not pan out a decade hence.

"I think the record companies made a mistake in not embracing [digital] 15 years ago.

I realised that in art and design, you can get your hands dirty, make mistakes and embrace them.

Hopefully behind the scenes, LeEco acknowledges its mistakes and embraces the switch in gears as a new strategy forward, rather than a temporary adjustment until it figures out how to get more money flooding in from its investors.