Sentence examples similar to severe blunder from inspiring English sources
"There have been very severe blunders made in the media," Mr. Bertrand told French radio.
The serious blunder that he had made at the beginning by abetting a severe persecution of the Monophysite bishops and monks and thereby embittering the population of vast regions and provinces, he remedied eventually.
It was a terrible blunder.
This is a serious blunder.
But after 55... Qh1, Van Wely, certainly in severe time trouble, blundered egregiously with 56 Qg4? and after 56... Qc6 59 Kf5 Qf6 58 Ke4 Qc6 59 Kf5 Rf3 60 Qf3 Qf3 61 Ke6 Qf6mate, it was all over.
This project is a serious engineering blunder.
"This is really a historical blunder with really severe consequences".
It should not be denied that the Chinese people paid a heavy price for this independence as Mao's catastrophic blunders caused deep suffering and severe crises.
As an endearing Americanism associated with a baseball blunder, the word is not as severe as "foolish" and less insensitive than "dumb".
Now in his prime, Fraga blundered, throwing overboard the years of polishing his reputation as a "reformer' by presiding over months of severe police repression, culminating in the shooting by police of five strikers in Vitoria-Gasteiz in March 1976.
