grievous mistake

It would be a grievous mistake to sentence him to death, no matter what the charges.

It is possible that infinite good to all concerned may result from what seems now to many a grievous mistake.

This was a grievous mistake, for the most part.

They consider excessive growth a grievous mistake for a young enterprise, and almost always fatal.

It was a grievous mistake, but we would do the same again, thinking matters as we did.

Sometimes letting out the anger is an even more grievous mistake than holding it in."

To pressure that barrier as Jinesse had done would be a grievous mistake.

Of all her grievous mistakes, the worst was leaving her son behind in that terrible place.

Some experts said it would be a grievous mistake to let the threats of armed groups deter appropriate law enforcement.

There were no grievous mistakes, no stupid plays, nothing on which to hang the loss.

I should have been saved from many grievous mistakes and many misjudgments.

It was also in 1984 that the police made their second grievous mistake - they picked up Citizen Ch.

"Both endowments have made mistakes, often grievous mistakes," he testified.

Then, Ayla was so disgusted with him that Baby knew he'd made a grievous mistake.

That would be a grievous mistake.

And they will paint for you a chilling portrait of a cold, ambitious woman, an empire builder who was making grievous mistakes on the job.

"I think they are making a grievous mistake for Ireland, Irish people and for themselves," he said.

In the perfectionist culture of the astronaut corps, he was certain he had made a grievous mistake.

Well, at least the town existed, which would make it less likely she would make grievous mistakes in geography.

But I only hope that people will find it in their heart to forgive me for that grievous mistake on that occasion.

For Glenlake, in his haste to seize the first available cab, had made a most grievous mistake, from the criminal standpoint.

To dream of sawdust, signifies that grievous mistakes will cause you distress and quarreling in your home.

"I adore relationships," she said, "like a political cartoonist adores politicians when they make grievous mistakes.

THE assorted wizards, soothsayers and microchips have made a grievous mistake in recent polls.

She took one long, deep breath and wondered for the hundredth time if she had made a grievous mistake by returning to the United States.