Sentence examples for mistakes show from inspiring English sources

A downturn is less forgiving: mistakes show up at once.

Mistakes show up quickly on film, Haynes said, so he has been attentive to details. "I've seen the way Coach is — if you don't know what you're doing, he doesn't want you," Haynes said.

Bush took Karl Rove into the White House, turned policy into an arm of politics, and governed the same way he campaigned: treat the press as an out-of-favor interest group, control the message at all cost, repeat it incessantly regardless of changing facts, admit no mistakes, show no uncertainty, reward loyalists, and ignore critics or else, if necessary, destroy them.

If your bad grade wasn't because of stupid mistakes, show them what you did wrong and ask them for help, this will make them more understanding since chances are they don't know this stuff either.

Even talking about the system's mistakes shows an honesty that many pro-death penalty politicians refuse to acknowledge.

I went inside & worked in the cellar, which was...dark...when I finally got the signs done & brought them out into the sunlight, all the mistakes showed up.

Copies of the flimsy report on France's relations with French-speaking nations, with childish spelling and grammar mistakes, showed up in the press.

Dr. Larson said a review of such mistakes showed that instruments were left in one of every 5,000 to 20,000 surgical patients (about two to three times a year at the University of Washington hospital).

But Dr. Bethe said that those scientific mistakes showed that Heisenberg "had never thought how to make a bomb," rather than suggesting that he had merely been stopped by incompetence.

These mistakes showed up in the HTML-version as well.

One student did not feel that correcting mistakes showed them anything, and it did not reinforce the lesson.