Sentence examples for most obvious mistakes from inspiring English sources

One of the most obvious mistakes in Fallon's reasoning is called the fallacy of reverse inference.

A. One of the most obvious mistakes we found is that too often we choose to believe in an optimistic scenario — we think too positively.

President Bush's entire Iraq policy, such as it is, has been based on wishful thinking at best, coupled with an utter inability to accept responsibility for or even admit the most obvious mistakes.

Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, has acknowledged that the "too big to fail" problem has not been solved, but the Fed counterproductively allows most large banks to make payouts to their shareholders, repeating some of the Fed's most obvious mistakes in the run-up to the crisis.

TC – The lack of stronger oversight of political ad buying given the contentious 2016 U.S. presidential election may have been one of Facebook's most obvious mistakes.

Now the main criticism he addresses to Kant focuses on the dichotomy between form and matter, and it is primarily the Kantian doctrine of phenomena (the manifold of intuition) that he holds responsible for its most obvious "mistakes".

His most obvious mistake came in 2007, during the two-year interregnum, when he flirted for a while with launching a political party—a "third force" to break the old duopoly.

"People think, 'Well, I'm staying with Fidelity, so there's no harm done.' It's probably the most obvious mistake".

The most obvious mistake was the case of the undiagnosed twins in a family that would very likely have been willing to take the woman to hospital prior to the late stages of her pregnancy, had they been forewarned.

More serious threats, including terrorism, could also be given away by the wrong clothing – among the most obvious potential mistakes is wearing clothing that may hide a weapon but is out of place in the heat of summer.

The most obvious is we've made mistakes that have many in the world hating us.