LAKE HABBANIYA, Iraq — A few hours outside Baghdad in the middle of Iraq's vast western desert is a sight that could understandably be mistaken for a mirage: a long, sandy beach filled with thousands of people swimming and dancing barefoot under the hot sun without apparent care.
But Maynard warned, understandably, that little mistakes on special teams could still cost the Giants a game.
And what I returned to, eerily and almost tremulously, still held, Elena and the daughters — who went far and wide, as they pleased, who boldly roamed Manhattan, where their grandmother (I now heard it confirmed) was still installed in the deluxe sunset home that, very understandably, she kept mistaking for a hotel.
-=-=-= And what I returned to, eerily and almost tremulously, still held, Elena and the daughters — who went far and wide, as they pleased, who boldly roamed Manhattan, where their grandmother (I now heard it confirmed) was still installed in the deluxe sunset home that, very understandably, she kept mistaking for a hotel.
While there might be good reasons for the law to treat people differently even if what they do depends on factors beyond their control, we (understandably) make the mistaken inference that the law directly reflects correct moral assessment in such cases.
— The aftermath of the Rangers' Game 1 victory over the Devils on Wednesday understandably swirled about the mistake by Devils goalie Martin Brodeur that allowed the winning goal.
Hiring the wrong person is an expensive mistake, so understandably recruiters are wary of applicants who seem to have a habit of changing jobs.
The Mariners were understandably perturbed after the umpires' mistake against the Padres cost them the game, but Manager Eric Wedge said he was not upset about Sunday's error.
And the Iraqi government is understandably in a hurry to correct the mistake.
Taking on something totally new and unfamiliar is understandably frightening, since the odds of making a mistake are good when you are inexperienced.
