Sentence examples similar to surprising blunder from inspiring English sources
The embarrassing blunders are surprising for a company that in the past was famous for ultrasmooth execution.
Few of those blunders would have been entirely surprising to the authors of the 1867 book.
Paul Revere turns out to be a surprising villain, Mr. Flood writes, because of his blunders while he was in charge' of artillery in Maine.
What's more surprising in City on Fire are the many small blunders that an editor would normally fix.
But Teixeira's two blunders were as deflating as they were surprising for the Yankees, so accustomed to his casually vacuuming up every opportunity that found him.
It is preposterous but not surprising that people like John R. Bolton keep making arguments to justify one of the largest blunders in American history, the decision to invade Iraq.
Such blunders are rare, and audiences are often acutely alert to the possibility of the surprising and the miraculous happening in the moment of performance itself.
It is perhaps not surprising that the Conservatives are reluctant to discuss their role in what is generally regarded as the biggest foreign policy blunder since Suez.
But in light of the President's most recent blunder, an immigration row which has left enemies comparing him to an idiotic King Solomon, it is hardly surprising - not least of all because Hollande was bested on this occasion by a 15-year old Roma girl.
Not a surprising move considering the kerfuffle they and other companies were embroiled in thanks to Carrier IQ's initial PR blunders, but announcing that they were taking steps to remedy the issue via software update could have scored Sprint some serious brownie points.
