Sentence examples for recognising the mistake from inspiring English sources

She paused, obviously recognising the mistake but soldiered on as if no-one had noticed..."...

It means beginning the long journey back to economic credibility, by finding an answer to what Labour is for when there is little money to spend, and finding an act of moving on as symbolic as the rejection of the shadow budget after 1992, by more clearly recognising the mistakes of the past.

Speaking on the BBC's Good Morning Scotland programme, Mr Neil, who is Scotland's social justice secretary, said: "The people involved have already withdrawn this from YouTube and recognised the mistake they've made.

I'm not the sort of person who dwells on them but I think you have to recognise the mistakes.

Richards recognised the mistakes though he also said that Afghanistan and its people had "entered my bloodstream".

"I think that does to a degree hold us back," he said, though he added that many were now prepared to recognise "the mistakes that were made".

"While we recognise the mistakes Bob made in his police career, for which he has apologised and displayed deep regret, we have absolute faith in him as a lecturer and member of our community.

He does little to solve what he calls the "Basque problem" by referring to the low-intensity everyday terrorism as "the boys playing with gasoline".If he was really learned, he would have had the dignity to recognise the mistakes of his party.

We help them to recognise the mistakes they made.

By doing so, it has been reported that there were various advantages such as recognising the usefulness of mistakes and comparing the learning process with others.

Are these Christians making the same mistake others did 2,000 years ago, in not recognising the Messiah?