Sentence examples for rather mistakes from inspiring English sources

Rather, mistakes should be parlayed into learning experiences.

Several of the traditional fallacies are not mistakes in logical reasoning but rather mistakes in the process of knowledge seeking through questioning (i.e., in an interrogative game).

Lauding Americans' commitment to triumphing over adversity – or rather, "mistakes and failures of leadership" – he said that when "the hill before us is a little steeper," well, "we have always been a nation of big steppers".

But, to attribute these social maladies to having gay parents is rather mistaken.

Readers notice and find it hard to understand why we make so many rather rudimentary mistakes.

I'd rather those mistakes be out in the desert somewhere where nobody's around than right here on the beach where we're completely exposed".

A recently-published report commissioned by the Department of Health (DoH) described what it termed as "preventable adverse events" rather than mistakes, as costing the NHS "a significant amount of money".

The term operator error is not meant to include all possible crew actions or deliberate malicious acts but rather addresses mistakes in procedure, such as an out of sequence step, an inadvertent single switch throw, or other action that has not been addressed specifically during proficiency training.

"It's often due to complexity rather than mistake".

The woman asked if she hadn't made a rather important mistake.

Can you guess which is which?" Still, Rather's mistake probably had more to do with competitiveness and scoopaholism than with any political bias.