Sentence examples for mistake of letting from inspiring English sources

We made a mistake of letting young people act unsupervised.

Tannenbaum brought up last year's "mistake," of letting Cotchery leave, and they talked on.

Sometimes however, we make the mistake of letting one moment define a player.

Nagy said that, under the sustained pressure, she made the mistake of letting herself be dragged into a brief affair.

Yet it doesn't make the mistake of letting its characters exchange one set of stereotypical traits (timid, oppressed, self-loathing) for another (confident, assertive, proud).

Famous for the exquisite sensitivity of his political antennae, he nonetheless made the elementary mistake of letting it be known that he considered himself very great indeed.

The reality is, Australia has for a long time been trying to avoid "mistakes" of letting in undesirables.

He made the mistake, at first, of letting people see he was upset, and that made things worse.

The figures cast serious doubt on health secretary Jeremy Hunt's recent claims that the rise in A&E attendances was due to Labour's "historic mistake" in 2004 of letting GPs no longer be responsible for providing out-of-hours care.

It is truly nice to dress up and it was my mistake for letting the stares of others affect me during the first part of the walk.

Policymakers will surely not repeat the mistake they made then, of letting a big bank go under.