Sentence examples for prone to mistake from inspiring English sources

In his speech Mr Obama painted conservatives as akin to a primitive tribe intensely united around such totems as climate-change denial or hostility to gay rights, rigid in their belief that government safety nets trap citizens in dependency, and generally prone to mistake "absolutism for principle".

Members of the canvassing board said tonight that the experience taught them that hand recounts are more accurate than machine recounts, even as Republican lawyers and politicians continued to argue that human beings are more prone to mistake and mischief.

Loners prone to mistaking sympathy for empathy.

However, he too is prone to mistakes.

Critics say that system is prone to mistakes.

The opponent becomes less aggressive, more predictable and prone to mistakes.

Cromartie's sloppy mechanics leave him prone to mistakes against good opponents.

As a result, Murphy has been prone to mistakes as he adjusts to playing first.

"All of them are young and they're prone to mistakes.

Because he mixes these traits with a gunslinger's mentality, he can be somewhat prone to mistakes.

They also acknowledge that network security must be made less of a manual undertaking and therefore less prone to mistakes.