Sentence examples for mistaken choice from inspiring English sources

His departure reflects a historic ideological shift in the G.O.P. resulting from President Bush's mistaken choice since taking office of trying to placate the conservatives to whom he feels he owes his nomination and election, at the risk of alienating party moderates who hold the balance of power in Washington.

In their frantic efforts to stop the Palestinian leadership from going to the UN, Israeli officials and propagandists pose what appears to be a mistaken choice.

And we need to change completely the system that has allowed and encouraged them to make such a mistaken choice.

Heralding wholesale welfare reforms, he said the current system was "unaffordable... morally indefensible" and should no longer support people who had made the "mistaken choice" to live on benefits.

Biraghi was often accused of mistaken choices.

In his comments Monday night, Mr. Monti openly rebuked previous administrations, saying that Italy's parlous fiscal state was due to "mistaken choices" of the past.

Even as well informed a writer as Christopher Catherwood casually assumes the inevitability of the demise of the Ottoman empire, although his own narrative makes it plain that it was the mistaken choices made by the regime during the first world war that brought about its downfall.

But he has broken with house rules by expressing regret for mistaken policy choices.

"They were the predictable results of mistaken policy choices made by politicians of both parties for more than a generation".

It begins with the mistaken marriage choices of its "heroine" and "hero" and shows the inexorable workings of their coming to terms with their folly.

There is no mistaking the choice of Osteria Francescana in the first episode, where each dish is architectural in nature, and close ups look like postmodern sculptures.