Sentence examples for very mistakes from inspiring English sources

And since it still makes mistakes — Norway, for example — its very mistakes justify further expansion of the apparatus.

As the leader of the international fight against terrorism, the United States has to make sure that it does not repeat the very mistakes of the past that have come to trouble its security and that of the rest of the world.

They failed not only to avoid the crisis; they often deepened the crisis in their own institutions through their very mistakes.

The call to try to overcome the very mistakes that make us human.

And on the other side of her eating disorder struggles, it is those very mistakes she made that have given Chelsea her greatest gift: empathy.

Even being mistaken (a less painful version of being wrong) is so difficult to admit to that those members of the politocracy, when they're painted into a corner with their wrongness, revert to the now-infamous "mistakes were made," thus semantically distancing themselves from the very mistakes that they did, in fact, made.

"I was very mistaken," he said.

I think they are very mistaken if they think that".

The petition has found someone to blame, repeating the very mistake of the injustice it deplores.

Robinson has excellent raw skills, but he can be very mistake prone in coverage.

But if you think that concerns me, then people are also very mistaken.