Sentence examples for repeated blunders from inspiring English sources

This is quite an about-face for a persistent critic of Washington's repeated blunders in the Middle East, especially its 2003 intervention in Iraq.

It must be strange for Ferguson peering in, witnessing his protégé suffering the indignity of repeated blunders, like a particularly unnerving episode of Sun, Sex and Suspicious Parents.

In addition to the gay colonel feature, articles published in Bamahane have recently addressed alcoholism among the troops; dissent over controversial operations in Lebanon; the repeated blunders of state intelligence; and the neglect of female soldiers injured in the line of duty, in contrast to the preferential treatment afforded their male colleagues.

A man found guilty of murdering the soldier Lee Rigby in a terrorist attack has applied to appeal against his conviction, arguing that the judge made repeated legal blunders which rendered his trial unfair.

Many factors contributed to the Song's repeated military blunders and subsequent loss of northern China to the Jurchens.

Internal struggles within the party and repeated public blunders destroyed its revolutionary image, making it a laughing stock among the left at the time.

After Camden Cornwallis, strangely enough, repeated the blunder he had committed after the fall of Charleston.

Mr Cameron will be hoping to avoid repeating diplomatic blunders made by Labour ministers in the country.

Partners keep a formal record of mistakes and debate them, in the hope that they won't repeat such blunders.

When casting Tangerine, director Sean Baker steered clear of repeating similar blunders, after seeing how the trans community negatively reacted to Leto's portrayal.

Eventually I became numb to bad lessons, stopped blaming myself entirely and instead began to see the next lesson as an opportunity to act on feedback and avoid repeating previous blunders.