Sentence examples for a misreading to think from inspiring English sources

Though it's a misreading to think this song is about lesbian sex, it's also a mistake to assume that this isn't about a same-sex triangle, considering there's not a single male pronoun in the song.

It misreads Koolhaas to think that he wants to transform society.

"You would be misreading the new administration to think that there is an aggregate decision to ratchet down," said Philip D. Zelikow, the director of the Miller Center of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia and a longtime friend and associate of Condoleezza Rice, Mr. Bush's national security adviser.

"If you misread astringency as acidity, you get it wrong," Mr. Soud said, seeming to think this constituted a coherent explanation.

MR. LEVIN I used to think at the time it was a clash of cultures and a misreading of the dot-com bubble, but I now upon reflection believe that the transaction was undone by the Internet itself.

To prevent this misreading – which I think means how viewers here and the rest of the world see it – an anonymously organised online campaign has raised enough money to buy 5,000 blue EU flags, which volunteers will hand out to the audience as they queue to get in.

Nobody wants a misread question to have a bad effect on their results.

George W. Bush and his Democratic enablers (apparently misreading Sam Huntington) thought it would be a good idea to bring on a "clash of civilizations".

Sheffield and Kenny Lofton were caught trying to steal second on botched plays as Sheffield got a late jump on a hit-and-run and Lofton misread a sign and thought he was supposed to go with men on first and third.

Me doing something like that, which is about protecting people's right to conscience, I definitely regret it, if people have misread that and think that means I'm lukewarm on equal marriage".

Several contributors to the volume attribute Keynes's error to a misreading of human nature.