Quotes About Blunders

I put my foot in my mouth more than I speak properly.

Human blunders usually do more to shape history than human wickedness.

Our blunders mostly come from letting our wishes interpret our duties.

I have a past of making a fool of myself.

I often put my foot in it a little bit sometimes.

The typical accident involves seven consecutive human errors. One

Un típico accidente comprende siete errores humanos consecutivos.

Learning from own life's blunders is achieving EXPERIENCE, but from others life's experience is attaining INTELLIGENCE that majority of people fail to do.

There's no glamour in stupid mistakes.

Is man one of God's blunders, or is God one of man's blunders?

That's the trouble with Nick. The only time he opens his mouth is to change feet.

The explanation of evil is a hell of a lot more disappointing than that. It's blunders, people making blunders, whether it's raiding a village and killing all the inhabitants, or killing a child in a fit of rage. Mistakes. Everything is simply a matter of mistakes.

It's blunders, people making blunders, whether it's raiding a village and killing all the inhabitants, or killing a child in a fit of rage. Mistakes. Everything is simply a matter of mistakes.

I have great moments of epic stupidity like everyone else.

It's human to make mistakes and some of us are more human than others.

His view of war - and he had seen a great deal of it - was that a general made as many blunders as he fought battles, but, by the grace of the gods, the opposing generals' blunders were sometimes worse.

Only by observing the laws of nature can mankind avoid costly blunders in its exploitation. Any harm we inflict on nature will eventually return to haunt us. This is a reality we have to face.

We forget the little things, so it's no wonder some of us screw up the big things.

Hope lives. No matter the mistakes we make, no matter our blunders and misunderstandings, no matter the grief and sorrow and loss, no matter how deep the darkness, hope lives.

No man can observe you as I have observed you and not know that it was a matter of conscience with you, but I am afraid, my friend, that it is one of the blunders of virtue. The

Blunders are an inescapable feature of war, because choice in military affairs lies generally between the bad and the worse.

One should never underestimate the role of stupidity in history

Do people know which risks lead to many deaths and which risks lead to few?" the legal scholar Cass Sunstein asks. "They do not. In fact, they make huge blunders." Sunstein draws this observation from the work of Paul Slovic, author of The Perception of Risk.

She means well, but she always manages to do the wrong thing. She has a real talent for it.