Sentence examples for prominent mistake from inspiring English sources
Like most war movies, William Kelly's War makes a small but prominent mistake: its characters' clothes look far too clean.
Isaac Mao, a prominent internet commentator, believes the government has made a big mistake: "I think this is the tipping point between the people rising up and those in power trying to suppress them.
But it would be a big mistake to allow them to have the majority of the seats on this committee; she should make sure that experts from outside the state are appointed to the panel and given a prominent role.
Wade Smith, a prominent Raleigh lawyer who Edwards has described as a legal mentor, said the American public understands people sometimes make big mistakes.
There was at least one prominent case of mistaken identity late Thursday and early Friday: some users of Twitter, Reddit and other sites homed in on the visual similarities between a Brown University student reported missing in March and one of the suspects identified by the F.B.I.
The most prominent approach takes the mistake to be conceptual, which involves commitments similar to those taken on by defenders of the conceptual supervenience theses just discussed.
Leaders of the design movement also look for flaws in evolutionist thinking and its presentation, and have scored heavily by publicizing embarrassing mistakes in prominent biology textbooks.
It took its case all the way to the supreme court, albeit in vain.Examples of billing mistakes are prominent in the local media, with headlines such as "Family rejects dead aunt's e-toll bill" and "Man gets e-toll bill for car stolen in 2002".
He eased off when mistaking the prominent half-furlong pole for the winning post, and finished second behind winner Albaqaa.
