Sentence examples for notable miscalculations from inspiring English sources
The Third Quartet, from 1869 or 1870, is one of the most notable miscalculations to be found in any major composer's output: one recording of it drags on for nearly seventy minutes.
From the perspective of the Canadian 1st Army, the battle is remembered for its tactical and strategic miscalculations — the most notable being a highly controversial attack by the Royal Highland Regiment Black Watchh) of Canada on 25 July.
Limiting the focus to distinctly nuclear catastrophes produced by East-West contentions that tip over the brink (by accident, miscalculation, misunderstanding, misapprehension, and madness) there are notable depictions: The Day After (1983, ABC), Threads (1984, BBC), and Stanley Kubrick's 1964 send-up, spoof, Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.
Those were political miscalculations.
There are miscalculations.
There were other miscalculations.
So were colossal miscalculations.
Mr. Arafat's miscalculations are manifest.
There are strange miscalculations, though.
His gaffes, his royal miscalculations.
