Sentence examples for public mistakes from inspiring English sources

They seem to be making basic and very public mistakes at West Ham.

I had to do it my own way and make huge, public mistakes.

Everybody loves to see mistakes, especially when a leader makes public mistakes.

So why, if lethal injections have such a long history and the procedure of administering a needle is relatively simple, do very public mistakes still happen?

He has made some very public mistakes, including inept lobbying during his early tenure, and allowing his executives to overpay for the current four year Big Brother contract - but he has also learnt from them.

But this is just Uber's latest blunder in a long series of public mistakes.

For the day, Roberts lost some of his customary equanimity as he brooded about making such a public mistake.

"What I did was a public mistake but it didn't effect qualification or the outcome of the match.

Neither should the public mistake an activist's press with the leadership required to bring about social change.

It's a trick derived from the infamous and glorious Orson Welles radio prank, "The War of the Worlds," wherein large portions of the public mistook a drama for a newscast because the drama was written in newscast style.

When he finally stops before the microphone, there comes a vague sense that a very public mistake is about to occur, that your man has somehow passed through the wrong door.