| The analysis of the collective psychological errancy of that time combined with the footage was a dynamite commentary on what went wrong. |
| But Leo is too far gone for that, and we must follow him deep into his errancy. |
| But that very effort to reform it proclaims its errancy, and, I take the liberty of adding, its abomination also. |
| She liked to think and to say that after all, in spite of her husband's errancy, Chicago was also her city. |
| One could presumably make a case that beleaguered faiths always shy from admitting errancy in public. |
| Military defeat, captivity, and exile are the retributions for this alleged errancy. |
