Sentence examples similar to usual misstep from inspiring English sources
Ostensibly filmed as a series of backstage interviews conducted by a black teenager (race is introduced for no compelling reason beyond giving the actor David Oyelowo an excuse to ham outrageously), "Rage" avoids some of the usual missteps of films on the subject by eliminating the fashion itself.
Another common misstep is talking too much.
These aren't the usual homophone missteps — bare for bear, or palate for palette.
The "Shahs of Sunset" really went all out with their looks, "Pretty Little Liars" had their usual daring missteps (even though someone made our "best") and poor Sue Heck (Eder Sher) got piled on, headgear and all, on "The Middle".
"Mr. Hollywood" remains anonymous — Mr. Young fears reprisals — and the film is never made, but in a single magic moment Mr. Young plunges right back into his element, and the usual round of missteps and miscalculations.
Airbus, an aircraft-maker jointly controlled by France, Germany and Spain, is another European example.But missteps and failures are more usual.
The only misstep among the desserts was a rubbery panna cotta in a butternut squash flavor that was not an improvement over the usual vanilla.
Reporters covered every misstep.
This is not the usual timbre of discourse in a Premier League title race, particularly one so delicately poised that at this late stage, a single misstep from one would, most likely, hand the crown to the other.
