Sentence examples for well a mistake from inspiring English sources

For years he thought my ancestry was Italian as well — a mistake I was happy not to correct — until I went in one night for a trim before Rosh Hashana, and he said, "Jewish?" I nodded.

In an off-season where the Mets' greatest need was a shortstop, general manager Sandy Alderson's decision to knight Wilmer Flores as the starter might retrospectively seem like, well, a mistake.

But where are the technologies to avoid spills, contain them, and clean them up? 3. Downplaying your mistakes is, well, a big mistake.

And that might well be a mistake.

Our relaxed attitude toward these remote rocks may well be a mistake.

Indeed, he said, appointing managers purely for their family ties could well be a mistake.

dangers, as well as a mistake to outright dismiss the concern," said Jim Kliesch, a senior engineer for the clean vehicles program at the Union of Concerned Scientists.

Go forward to the 2000 election and it may well be a mistake for blacks to assume presidential candidate Al Gore will reward them for their 1998 support for Bill Clinton.

Regarding his shutout records, as well as a mistake that helped cost his team a victory in Game 4, Roy said he didn't care a great deal about either.

"It hasn't been a major focus of attention for the military, which may well be a mistake.' said Eliot A. Cohen, a professor at Johns Hopkins University who directed the Air Force's definitive study of the 1991 Persian Gulf war.

Yet if externalism is correct, this may well be a mistake.