Sentence examples for true mistakes from inspiring English sources

It led Labov to push for raising reading standards among children whose way of speaking set them at a disadvantage; he encouraged instructors to distinguish between true mistakes in reading and a kid simply using his or her own dialect.

My experience with the Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable reinforced something I've always believed is true: Mistakes that you own are welcome because they make you aware of things you should know but don't.

He called his suspension by the sport's governing body, the International Cycling Union (UCI), "a true mistake".

"Our only true mistake," Fassel said, "would be to keep a player because you drafted him when a guy beat him out for the job".

Some have offered psychologizing explanations for Olbermann's own behavior, but his true mistake may have been his decision to go after the Penn State collective as a whole, even when he was addressing individual students.

The most spectacular example of incompetence has been the casual attempt to tear apart the NHS, although if Keynesian economists are right, the true mistake will prove to be economic policy.

While it was a correct decision by the formulators of the DSM to identify conditions, such as intellectual disability, autism, ADHD and language disorders as neurodevelopmental disorders, the true mistake made was to label the rest of the disorders as "mental".

Their true mistake, and this is harder to forgive, is to have underestimated the risk for their organizations.

Don't misunderstand: saying you're sorry can be powerful, if you are admitting a true mistake.

In reality, as the "Grauniad" legend shows, typos and true spelling mistakes are very different sins.

It's true that mistakes do happen, but this is yet another high-profile bumble for Twitter in a year that's been filled with them.