Sentence examples for a common misreading from inspiring English sources

There is a pause before one exec removes a cigar and says: "I think you'll find that is a common misreading of 'verray, parfit gentil Knight'".

Robert J. Sampson, a sociology professor at Harvard, says: "There's a common misreading that technology inevitably leads to the decline of the local community.

Before turning to those matters, however, I want to respond to a common misreading that has me agreeing with Santorum's position on separationism ("Why have you chosen to serve as his apologist in chief?" (Didymus Thomas), whereas, in fact, I only point out that it is a position held by respectable jurists and academics and is therefore within the parameters of standard views.

The common misreading of time across the top of a cladogram from left to right coupled with reading the order of terminal taxa across the top as relatedness may be interpreted as a progression from "old, primitive or simple" to "recent and complex," culminating in humans (Baum et al. 2005; Catley and Novick 2006; Giusti and Scott 2006; Halverson et al. 2008; Meir et al. 2007).

With reference to the Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844, the idea of Marx as an opponent of liberty is easily dismantled; and an account of his political practice and advocacy of the ultra-democratic Paris Commune makes nonsense of the common misreading of the phrase "dictatorship of the proletariat".

Recent research indicates that there is a strong correlation between understanding the direction of time and the ability to explain evolutionary problems as represented in phylogenetic diagrams and that explicitly including temporal information on diagrams may support understanding and avoid the common misreading of relatedness along the tips, a.k.a tip-reading (Dodick 2010).

It has been suggested that where temporal data are available, the inclusion of geological time on diagrams may help to support understanding (Catley and Novick 2008) and help with the common misreading of time across the top rather than bottom-up in vertically oriented trees (Meir et al. 2007).

Finally, since handwritten prescriptions are still common, misreading by the pharmacist of one-half (1/2) as one to two (1-2) tablets can only be ruled out if prescribers would order strength and dose of the medication in milligrams [ 31].

The system also irons out the mistakes which arise from staff misreading handwriting, a common cause of wrong dosages.PICS is not cheap: it cost £3.5m ($5.4m) spread over five years.

Collins said he misread the defense, a common problem tonight.

The misreading of time across the top from left to right (in vertically oriented trees) rather than from bottom-up is a common misconception in interpreting tree diagrams (Giusti and Scott 2006; Gregory 2008; Meir et al. 2007).