Sentence examples for obvious blunder from inspiring English sources

ESPN Boston gave Belichick a grade of D in its Patriots-Ravens report card: The obvious blunder here came at the end of the first half, when the Patriots burned more than 14 seconds off the game clock before deciding to call a timeout near the goal line.

I went on embellishing until one day I committed such an obvious blunder that the spell was broken and my face burned with embarrassment -- an early lesson in the perils of the craft, a story I would maybe find a way to recount later, when I regained my voice, back at Montiel's.

I was unable to detect any obvious blunders in language.

There are obvious blunders, but the predictions of general managers are pretty darn good.

In line with baseball's normal protocol, none of the umpires from the league championship series, including several who made obvious blunders, would have been assigned anyway.

Money did move, often because of obvious blunders by big banks: In 2011, Bank of America added a monthly $5 fee for customers to use its debit cards, and within a month, $4.5 billion flooded into credit unions.

There were no obvious blunders on Carlsen's part, perhaps just a string of inaccurate moves, a strategic plan going slightly awry -- but it was enough to land him in trouble.

"You know, caricaturish people, horrible dialogue, stupid and obvious moves, blundering historical context," Egan said, when I asked her what about her manuscript had so revolted her.

From the description of the workflow and DTM products demonstrated in Figs. 2 and 3, it was realized that no manual DTM editing was necessary and obvious matching blunders were not observed in the final DTM.

Yes, it's obvious that Eric Fehrnstrom blundered, but the comment got little attention after he made it on Soledad O'Brien's morning show Wednesday.

After all the avoidance, the awkwardness and the blunders, it was obvious that help was needed: Someone had to explain to these people how to talk about drugs.