Regrettably, he avoids applying his enviable mind to the real question, which is why he and so many other brilliant people could generate so much persuasive error on such a crucial issue.
Reid takes this position to be "not so much an error in judgment, as an abuse of words" (Reid 1785/1969, 782).
Trump's strange eruption this weekend was not an unforced error so much as an error forced by Alabama.
It was not so much the errors that earned Andrews sympathy from his teammates, his manager, a capacity crowd at Shea Stadium and a national television audience.
"It wasn't so much the coding error itself," but that it took so long "to inform us of the error," said Tim Barbour, a spokesman for the pension fund.
"There was so much trial and error in processing materials and understanding the applications".
Perhaps fans were nervous, for Wainwright and for themselves — people who love Judy Garland don't want to have their feelings upset, and there was so much room for error in this enterprise.
For me, being an entrepreneur is so much trial and error that I would rather make the mistakes in the lower dollar range than at the Super Bowl advertising level".
He believes that it's necessary to come up with a better design for PPE, one that doesn't leave so much room for error.
I suppose it's good that people with so much capacity for error, so little aptitude for learning, and so nonexistent a culture of accountability became pundits rather than, say, air traffic controllers.
