Sentence examples for perceived mistake from inspiring English sources
Only one was to correct a straightforward (perceived) mistake.
I remember attending a urology M&M as a medical student in which several senior physicians berated a very well-meaning and competent intern for a perceived mistake.
When the stakes become higher and your force can be felt in an organization, expect backlash for the least little perceived "mistake".
These are in connection with the following sophisms: (1) OMNE COLORATUM EST: The distinction is introduced as a way of explaining a perceived mistake in one of the arguments in the disproof of the sophism, i.e., "Omne coloratum est.
Apparently, the only thing that unites Kerry supporters, leaners, and undecideds is hostility to perceived mistakes by President Bush.
The failure to sign Sergio García from Real Zaragoza - apparently a top priority for the manager Juande Ramos - and Reading's Kevin Doyle may prove to be the most costly of Comolli's perceived mistakes.
Mourinho's post-match gloom reflected as much, his criticisms of the officials all rather half-hearted given the fact that, when he has lambasted perceived mistakes this term, he has been slapped down with heavy fines, a stadium ban and a threat of another to come.
"In terms of constructing the legislation, it was absolutely 100percentt predicated on not repeating the perceived mistakes of borrowing too much and going down the road of Nassau County," Mr. Sabatino said, referring to the financial mess in neighboring Nassau County, which habitually borrowed money to pay operating expenses.
But the tape surfaced Tuesday and went instantly viral on the Internet, leaving the nation appalled at the sight of Coach Rice's yelling homophobic slurs at his players, repeatedly pushing and kicking them for perceived mistakes, and furiously punctuating his supposed lessons in sportsmanship by hurling basketballs point-blank at their heads and torsos.
The perceived mistakes began almost immediately with the decision by then-Dist.
No matter any perceived mistakes, faults or wrongs you might see in you and your actions.
