Sentence examples for profound mistake from inspiring English sources

"That would be a profound mistake".

Failure to imagine the possibility of failure is the most profound mistake engineers can make.

Refusing this chance to engage in dialogue would have been a profound mistake.

"This would be a profound mistake with potentially disastrous consequences," Mr. McCain said.

The most profound mistake might be in thinking one has to choose.

Barack Obama says it would be a "profound mistake" to start a war.

I have made profound mistakes and I promise to work as hard as I can to seek their forgiveness".

But it is important to note, even when a disease or condition is well studied, that physicians regularly make profound mistakes.

One of the most profound mistakes, I think, was Congress shifting toward austerity and producing a set of manufactured crises that hurt the economy.

Before anything else, though, let us reflect seriously on the profound mistakes we are making, individually and as a society, so that we will be less likely to make them again.

As long as we ignore the mind, we may be making profound mistakes about the brain.