Sentences with phrase «described as a mistake»

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Most marketers make the mistake of describing their product too literally; they tell you facts about the product and hype those facts up as a way to increase sales.

That unknown legality and «a bit of a Wild West,» as it's described by John Nadolenco, editor of The Social Media Revolution, means that companies are making plenty of mistakes regularly and they may not even know it.

Byrd, the longest - serving U.S. senator in history, served as a grand dragon in the Klan in his youth, which he described as «an extraordinarily foolish mistake» in a 2005 memoir.

Though Clinton's mentor described his past Klan involvement as «an extraordinarily foolish mistake.»

Decades ago, Congress made a terrible mistake by listening to Trump as he described the «catastrophe» of 1986.

November 2016 — Zuckerberg describes the idea that fake news on Facebook's platform could have influenced the outcome of the US election as «a pretty crazy idea» — a comment he later says he regrets making, saying it was «too flippant» and a mistake

It described the nation's largest bank as «insular», saying it had not learned from experiences and mistakes and its «continued financial success dulled the senses of the institution».

The problem with this kind of interpretation is that these interpreters were mistaking phenomenological language, which describes appearances, with ontological language, which tells us about things as they really are.

It is a mistake to use the pulpit for what we might describe as didactic purposes, however important and necessary the task of teaching may be in other connections.

But on 22 October 1978 the new Pope - «from a far country» as he described himself - spoke directly to the crowd, saying that he hoped he made himself understood «in your - in our - Italian language» adding, to huge cheer, «if I make a mistake, correct me!»

After all, he's described as perfect yet look how many mistakes he has made.

Thus, in regards to the four theological mistakes which Hartshorne describes as various violations of the principle of dual transcendence owing to a faulty Greek inheritance and a Western prejudice which favors absolute independence over relativity and partial dependence, the Hartshornean foil touches black theology hardly at all.

I have heard the judgment seat of Christ described as though there will be a big movie screen and as we are all gathered together on judgment day, God will show a movie of all our sins, mistakes, and failures for everybody to see.

Those the BBC report describes as «sources close to Mr Clegg» (i.e. Mr Clegg himself) said the use of the word «bigot» was «a mistake», and that the «early draft» of his speech should not have...

His view emerged, by mistake, in the draft version of a speech in which he originally intended to describe as «bigots» all those who oppose the proposed legislation to redefine the nature of marriage.

Cardinal Wilfrid Napier of South Africa in particular remarked that the Church found itself, as it often does lately, trying to catch up with mistaken notions transmitted via the media, a situation he described as almost «irredeemable.»

oh i forgot that cain kills adam and gets exiled to the land of NOD east of eden where he met / knew his wife and she bore him kids... how the f - is that possible if its just you, your parents and your dead brother??? o and one more question, if the great flood which covered the earth happened, and Noah saved ALL the animals of the world then why does the bible very clearly describe the animals that would not be making the voyage, as if another one of gods creature wasn't good enough, but i thought this «god» was all knownig and never makes a mistake!

I noticed on Mark's new website that he does not describe his upcoming Hillsong conference as an interview with him and Grace about past mistakes.

«But the site's footer gives away the Babylon Bee's nature by describing it as «Your Trusted Source For Christian News Satire», and the site has been responsible for a number of other (usually religious - themed) spoofs that have been mistaken for real news articles.»

I'm quite surprised to see someone describe the icing as oily - I think you must have made a mistake.

Truth is mistakes were made by both keepers, Arsenal had more chances without playing as well as they should, with Reading seldom in our half, Shezesny hardly troubled and not required to pull off heroic saves like his opposite number, none of which describes this win as lucky.

It was a decision that Mourinho later described as a «big mistake», and more than a decade on, still with Diego Simeone's expertly drilled Atletico Madrid squad.

I have luckily joined a few online groups so I can learn more, and hopefully protect my son from mistakes such as the one you describe, but it's definitely important to spread the message as more and more parents are choosing not to circumcise!

David Miliband has described the Bush administration's «war on terror» terminology as «misleading and mistaken».

He further described the defence cooperation agreement as «a terrible mistake» which puts the entire nation in jeopardy.

The agency described the action as «inappropriate» but insisted no group was a target calling it a «filing mistake.»

He called Paterson's maneuver a «mistake,» and said the state would «do the right thing» by uniformed workers, describing the current state of New York City officers» benefits as «blatantly unfair.»

After Gov. Nelson Rockefeller formed the MTA in 1968, he made the mistake of describing a newly refurbished Long Island Rail Road as «the finest commuter railroad in the country.»

He described the arrangement as a «huge mistake» that «caused all kinds of problems in my life and I'm sure everyone else's.»

Describing President Buhari's act as plagiarism and a «terrible mistake,» a writer and columnist with ThisDay, Adeola Akinremi, said the last thing the President could do on a day he launched the «Change begins with me» campaign was to deceive Nigerians with words that were not his own.

The only NPP stalwart who attended the forum was renowned economist, Kwame Pianim who described the NPP's decision as a «mistake».

Calling her victim her daughter, Hajia Fati described the assault as a mistake and begged the media to forgive her, assuring a section journalists at the party headquarters on Wednesday that «it won't happen again».

Describing how the two day summit would include sharing successes and mistakes, as well as the first independent review reports, Maude noted:

He described as «a mistake» Labour's claim to be able halve the deficit largely by cutting spending.

The former foreign secretary will be described as a figure from the past but he has forged a new identity as a campaigner at the International Rescue Committee, learning from his mistakes and acquiring empathy.»

It became known that Tony Blair himself had described it as a «terrible mistake».

The road back to power isn't inverting the mistake of New Labour and describing that as a strategy.»

Chris Bryant's interview on Radio 4 Today was a car - crash, not just because mistakes were made in the pre-release (Kent instead described as the place where Tesco closed a Distribution Centre, rather than Harlow, Essex, being a prime example), but because most fair - minded people know why we are in this mess in the first place.

Mr. Mornah made the call following statements from the Ambassador describing Ghana's vote against the US on making Jerusalem the capital of Israel as a «regrettable mistake».

• He said that Cameron's decision to describe some Ukip members as «pretty odd» in his Andrew Marr interview yesterday was a mistake.

Mayor Bill de Blasio held a rally in the rotunda of City Hall following the tie, which he described as a «huge mistake» from the court.

«The conversation was private and it will remain so, but he did not describe Emily's appointment as a mistake and wishes her well in the job.»

McMurray has described the five emails he sent as an innocent mistake.

He described the incident as unfortunate and big mistake.

It was described as a test that a six - year - old could complete «with very few mistakes.»

In my seminars, I often describe this common mistake as «technology push versus market pull.»

Rhea Suh, president of the Natural Resources Defense Council, said pulling out of the global agreement would be a «reckless and foolish mistake» and described the Paris deal as a «triumph of American leadership.»

We've also heard the quote by Jared Diamond to describe agriculture as «the worst mistake in the history of the human race» and this, making sense to us, is our motivation for completely cutting out all bread, pasta, rice and couscous altogether as we're concerned about constant the spikes in insulin.

It's our job to do reviews for all kinds of sites and a stat like this certainly gets our attention, however, don't make the mistake our review team made and assume this means four girls to every guy — strangely, a Sugar Daddy is described on Rich Meet Beautiful as «successful men and women», which means that rich women can also be categorised as sugar daddies and attractive men as sugar babies.

Mistaking Toby for Sancho Panza, the two men flee the town on an adventure THR's David Rooney describes as a «tiresome succession of unfunny slapstick clashes and dramatic arcs that go nowhere.»