Sentence examples for singular mistake from inspiring English sources

As photo opportunities go, the opposition cannot have asked for a better image, and this singular mistake will have drowned out any words of conciliation Ahmadinejad sought to present.

It has been a singular mistake to deprive old people -- who are the one segment of the population normally able to spend money (having paid off their homes, sent their offspring to college and prudently saved for their old age) -- to the point of needing food stamps and charity when they could have afforded purchases to stimulate the economy.

Death, just like Frank and Pat and legions of others, has made a singular mistake.

It's hard not to look on all those anti-abortionists and morning-after pill killjoys as people determined that foolish women should pay for their own singular mistakes.

In a widely acclaimed and beautifully written book of American cultural history, I found missing words and "phenomena" used as the singular, a mistake unworthy of the author and his publishing house.

We added the genome size of each of the C. trachomatis strains into table 1. 1) Background, paragraph 2: "mutations" should be singular This mistake is now corrected in the manuscript.

I've been a little too singular and that's a mistake I've made.

Goldenberg's discussion makes clear that we should not conflate the delivery of care with processes or procedures to ensure its quality and that both can be distinguished from the theorization of care offered by feminist ethics, something that should not be mistaken for a singular or fully unified project [ 14].

But if that is what it comes down to in terms of the approach we take, if our approach is that singular, then we will all have made a mistake".

That's why even though it is the singular diamond before you, it is so easy to mistake it for a yet another lump of metaphysical coal.

But people mistake the culture as something that's singular -- and sometimes, a culture of violence or victimization," Motevalli says.