Sentence examples for real errors from inspiring English sources

Clinton refused to admit any real errors.

"Those are real errors, and this is not about art history.

"There are some real errors, of omission and commission, and it's not going to be a pretty picture".

Her critics, most of them Chinese immigrants, picked apart her story, and, though they found a few real errors, most of their criticism was highly speculative.

"We made some real errors in thinking that it would be like Desert Storm and we would just hold prisoners of war for a period of time and we'd release them".

This method is reckoned to give a better idea of the real errors and uncertainties in polling predictions.As for the internet, this remains an important frontier in this campaign, says Harold Ickes, once Bill Clinton's deputy chief of staff and now president of Catalist, a company that provides voter data to left-leaning organisations.

The real error here isn't that the wrong piece was run.

Perhaps the real error was by righty for not playing the queen on the second round.

It makes me wonder why Berliners didn't save come of the Wall; a real error don't you think?

The real error of the court's federalism decisions is that "the states are permitted to act unjustly" behind the shield of sovereign immunity.

The real error is that The Times published a piece about Islamic law by someone who has no apparent expertise in the field.