Sentence examples for mistake of suggesting from inspiring English sources

Neal never made the mistake of suggesting that ideas could be predicted from the theorist's class or social position.

No England captain will ever make the mistake of suggesting that victory over the All Blacks is a simple assignment but Moody could scarcely have been more upbeat yesterday as he looked forward to his first home Test as England's captain.

A sizable part of the book is devoted to Eisenhower's discreet but powerful influence: over Truman (who made the mistake of suggesting publicly that the war hero Eisenhower become a presidential candidate); over "that young whippersnapper" John F. Kennedy, who badly needed strategic advice after the Bay of Pigs fiasco; and of course over his own vice president, Nixon.

I once made the mistake of suggesting to Bush that he use the phrase cheap energy to describe the aims of his energy policy.

Taking a broader view, Obama last week rebuffed the idea that he "overlearned the mistake of Iraq", suggesting that the limits he has placed on the US military commitment to Iraq reflect and hedge against Iraqi sectarianism that outside pressure cannot resolve.

Yet, it would be a mistake to suggest some sort of equivalence between the two ends of the spectrum.

But it is a mistake to suggest that most of the 75,000 protesters who gathered in Washington last weekend were racists.

Of course it is a mistake to suggest that only black lives matter.

But he stopped short of declaring that Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society program was a mistake, or suggesting that some of its provisions now be trimmed back.

It was a great mistake, he suggested, in a review of the first 10 Penguin titles, to imagine that cheap books were good for the book trade, for the punter with five shillings to spend in a price-cutting market would probably end up parting with a mere one and six and blowing the rest on cinema tickets.

It was a mistake, she suggested, that the Supreme Court "imbued a creature of State law with human characteristics".