Sentence examples for terrible misjudgment from inspiring English sources

"A terrible misjudgment," said Patrick Mercer, a Tory.

I'm just extremely disappointed in this terrible misjudgment he made.

For now, at least, that seems to be a terrible misjudgment, especially if Greece defaults and leaves the euro.

You know, this is a terrible misjudgment and the money had to be returned and that's what we worked on.

Referring to David Cameron's decision to hold a referendum, he said: "It was a terrible misjudgment and miscalculation.

"And, you know, immediately said it was a terrible misjudgment and the money had to be returned".

Mr. Green's performance is on the edge, capturing the flashes of dazzling intuition and the terrible misjudgments that make Creegan sympathetic.

In the US itself, we've had terrible misjudgments in the aftermath of both the Boston marathon bombing and the navy yard shooting.

He played the tough guy and didn't follow through; he made terrible misjudgments about foreign leaders (Vladimir Putin, to McCain's mind, was at the top of that list, because of Bush's early announcement that he had looked into Putin's eyes and got a sense of his soul); he didn't work effectively with the other major powers; and he dishonored America's reputation in the world.

The paternal authority of the executive branch has been challenged by the simultaneous demonstration of terrible misjudgments on several fronts.

So all the concerns about MbS in terms of Yemen, in terms of the kidnapping of the Lebanese prime minister, all these terrible misjudgments borne of naivety, incompetence, which he got away with up until now – this is now seen as the final straw.