That particular social blunder, however, was rapidly being eclipsed by the current disaster.

Then I notice everyone looks at me like I've made some sort of social blunder.

He hadn't felt the humiliation of social blunders for a long time, not since he was a boy.

The children might not realize, and make a social blunder.

And then, as if he had committed a merely social blunder, "But maybe you do.

"Would my appearance at the leave-taking be considered a social blunder in your circles?"

This constitutes a social blunder, after the commission of which he could never again, in polite society, be considered quite a gentleman.

It occurred to me that I might have committed some sort of social blunder.

Ross felt that it would be a social blunder to sit down on any of those chairs.

"I'm sorry," he said, realizing the extent of his social blunder.