Sentence examples for outright mistake from inspiring English sources

In his view, the public has a reasonable expectation: if a physician causes someone serious harm from substandard care or an outright mistake, he or she should be held accountable for the consequences.

And although the SPD is reluctant to acknowledge that it made an outright mistake, it is conceding that changes are needed.Prostitution seems to have declined in Sweden (unless it has merely gone deep underground), whereas Germany has turned into a giant brothel and even a destination for European sex tourism.

According to Hintikka (1997) it is an outright mistake to think of Aristotle's fallacies primarily as mistaken inferences, either deductive or inductive.

Calling virtue beautiful feels misplaced in modern terms, or even perverse; calling wisdom beautiful, as the Symposium does (204b), will sound like an outright mistake (Kosman 2010, 348 350).

Outright mistakes must be common.

Outright mistakes cannot be corrected.

They can even compensate for vaguely worded queries or outright mistakes.

They say things off the cuff, improvising in the moment and sometimes making foolish statements or outright mistakes.

Todd mentioned a number of cases of outright mistaken identity — "They were released, no apologies, nothing" — and wondered what those people were owed.

Your focus returns to what's on the plates, and at Japonais that was a mix of pleasing innovations, trustworthy staples, unimpressive curiosities and outright mistakes.

The key conclusion is that there was a systemic industry wide and government regulatory failure to manage a number of separate risk factors, oversights, and outright mistakes which combined to overwhelm the safeguards meant to prevent just such an event from happening.So the report savages BP for having inadequate oversight of its drilling procedures.