tragiczny błąd

As is the case with most grave mistakes, this one was made by intelligent men, for the very best of reasons.

The supreme court made a grave mistake with this decision.

Although, now she came to think about it, maybe such caution had been a grave mistake.

A grave mistake, however much fun it had been at the time.

Love for anything other than oneself or one's child was a grave mistake.

If you ask me, putting those things around was a grave mistake.

How could the police have made such a grave mistake and failed to cut off his retreat?

Had it been a grave mistake that brought him to this place?

And surely it's a grave mistake to bring him here.

That is why I regard this as a grave mistake.

Some of these are due to tragic mistakes made by the investigators themselves.

But to focus on these issues in isolation would be a tragic mistake.

And another thing, too: did this mean their mission was nothing more than a tragic mistake?

He opposed the war as a "tragic" mistake for America.

Our tragic mistake is that we are always looking to the past.

To say that we were innocent would be a tragic mistake.

A majority of Americans now realize our country's tragic mistake.

"I think it would be a tragic mistake," Paul said immediately.

The children band together to cover up a tragic mistake.

It would, therefore, have been a tragic mistake not to take advantage of this opportunity.

If serious efforts to get it right can lead to tragic errors, why care about a culture of persuasion at all?

She'd realized that tragic error a moment too late, and burst into tears.

To settle for less is to make the same tragic error twice.

BP, having committed a colossal and tragic error, seems to be doing its part.

That is, until I made a tragic error in judgment.

Many died as a result of that tragic error.

Nixon had been alarmed, too, long before the tragic error of 1972.

A single tragic error seemed to have collapsed the possibilities for success on two different fronts.

The police and security services are properly accountable to society as a whole, even when a very tragic error has been committed.

Reliance on condoms alone, in the face of the data, would be a tragic error.