Meanings of frequent mistake in English

The most frequent mistake is in referring to the noun "people".

This was a frequent mistake among the so-called "metaphysical poets" of the seventeenth century.

Nalbandian's every frequent mistake is cheered and he ends it all with a suicidal forehand into the net.

The most frequent mistake is to complete planting before you water, and to imagine that a sprinkling right at the end is sufficient.

Constant effort and frequent mistakes are the stepping-stones of genius.

This is one of the most frequent mistakes.

Since two denominations of stamps are distinguished by red and green colors, this man made frequent mistakes.

Frequent mistakes of this kind occur.

To-day, the frequent mistakes of the Leucopsis, whose antennae are nevertheless constantly exploring the surface, make this conclusion absolutely certain.

His quite frequent mistakes stemmed from his being, as a foreigner, never quite sure of his status in the eyes of others.

She confessed to frequent mistakes; but such, she said, was the principle upon which she sought to regulate that part of her stewardship.