Sentence examples for mistake which is from inspiring English sources

First, there's the genuine mistake, which is almost always forgiven.

But he made a fatal mistake, which is he didn't clean house.

He only says that the way the paper describes it was a mistake, which is rather startling given the backlash that has occurred.

It is rare to hear an executive from a Japanese company admit a major strategic mistake, which is what makes Mr. Harrison's comments so interesting.

You should at least be given credit for taking responsibility for your mistake, which is certainly more than what the Bush administration has done.

Ms. Chatwin is a co-editor of this volume, and in that role she's made a terrible mistake, which is to include, in the footnotes, her own running commentary on her husband's letters.

But they avoided the worst mistake — which was to have no plan at all.

Last week, the I.P.C.C apologized for the mistake, which was embarrassing enough for Dr. Pachauri.

Read Sharma's short story "A Mistake," which was drawn from "Family Life".

A spokesperson said: "We apologise sincerely for this mistake, which was made in the summer of 2011.

Garrard's lone mistake, which was turned into an interception by safety Rodney Harrison, secured the victory for the Patriots.