Sentence examples for the great error from inspiring English sources

The great error that dictatorships make is underestimating democracies.

"The great error was Obama's effective endorsement of the panic," he wrote late last week.

Just as the tide of figures is about to surge around us, or perhaps overwhelm us, a young man detaches himself and begins to tell me about the great error of his life, which was to send an email instead of a handwritten letter and how it altered everything.

From this perspective, the great error of both Aristotelian and the new mechanical natural philosophy was its failure to adhere strictly enough to empirical facts.

The great error section is from 1600.0 to 1616.7 miles which corresponds to chlorite amphibolites, and there is no fracture zone from the two fuzzy clusters.

In regarding nature as completely intelligible, Weyl had abolished the thing-in-itself and so promoted the identity of self and non-self, the great error of the Naturphilosophien.

As his career lengthens, Sir Alex Ferguson's failure to keep hold of Pogba seems one of the great errors in his final years at Old Trafford.

Is that the greatest "error of [Obama's] political career"?

In New Hampshire, Paul was also the candidate with the greatest error – but there, the error was one of underestimation.

Perhaps the greatest error was that of his closest supporters who failed to criticise Chavez openly.

George Kennan once said that it is the greatest error to suppose that historical myths cannot actually be created by design.