Sentence examples for outright error from inspiring English sources

There's also one outright error: two characters who die in the same incident are reported, in an epilogue, to have died in different years.

As it turns out, diagnosing the earliest stage of breast cancer can be surprisingly difficult, prone to both outright error and case-by-case disagreement over whether a cluster of cells is benign or malignant, according to an examination of breast cancer cases by The New York Times.

On Philo's new position, however, rationality is compatible with outright error because it is rational to give straightforward, unqualified assent to impressions that might nonetheless be false.

4. One nice question here is how fictionalism fares, as an option for the antirealist, as compared to other alternatives to an outright error theory, such as Blackburn's quasi-realism.

(She does, however, make some clumsy choices and a few outright errors.

Other trial lawyers said yesterday that the motions for separate trials reflected divergent legal strategies, a personality clash between the two lawyers or outright errors by Mr. Sachs.

Poor management and communication within and between the companies, as well as a number of outright errors, led to unnecessary and unrecognised risks being taken.

A new Bärenreiter edition supervised by the Rossini expert Philip Gossett, in which Mr. Crutchfield says "outright errors in old scores" are corrected for the first time, will receive its East Coast premiere on Saturday at Caramoor.

A new B nreiter edition supervised by the Rossini expert Philip Gossett, in which Mr. Crutchfield says "outright errors in old scores" are corrected for the first time, will receive its East Coast premiere on Saturday at Caramoor.

Even while scoffing at his indictment on Monday, saying it was full of untruths and outright errors, Mr. Karadzic evidently sought to seem reasonable, referring to his prosecutor "my learned friend" and addressing the panel of four judges trying him as "your honors" and "excellencies".

Such outright errors are rare.