Sentence examples for some errors of from inspiring English sources

The court said the regulatory decision to block the deal was based on "insufficient evidence and some errors of assessment".

Maybe Mr. Ureña's attempt to triangulate between dazzle and comfort opened the door to some errors of judgment.

We understand that Tesco Lotus has been faced with considerable criticism in Thailand, and that there may be some errors of fact in aspects of this coverage.

She said she thought that it was a pretty good book, despite some errors of translation; she is a fluent speaker of Lakota.

The economic advantages of share options surely outweigh their costs, warts and all.BRIAN HALLHarvard Business SchoolBostonSIR You commit some errors of omission in your discussion of options.

Suhrawardi identifies some errors of formal and material logic with the logic of the Peripatetics (an epitome of the Sophistical Refutations).

Huppert rarely allows expression other than, say, a wince of fastidious disgust at some error of musical interpretation or keyboard address.

Outraged by some error of judgment, Black pulled his eyebrows down toward his nose, puckered his mouth in contempt, and tilted it upward.

It says that we must, in assessing the veracity of an apparition, take into account "the possibility that the subject might have added, even unconsciously, purely human elements or some error of the natural order to an authentic supernatural revelation".

Aristotle introduced the term casually in the Poetics in describing the tragic hero as a man of noble rank and nature whose misfortune is not brought about by villainy but by some "error of judgment" (hamartia).

How can I reduce a long-term boyfriend to just another name in line next to some error of judgement I barely remember?