Sentence examples for are misjudged from inspiring English sources

But his readiness to interfere in the choosing of a religious leader should alarm believers and non-believers alike.LAWRENCE UZZELLOxfordRail safetySIR Your harsh words about investment in rail safety are misjudged ("The price of safety", November 25th).

However, some of the appearances are misjudged: Juliette Binoche and Samantha Morton make small car-bound contributions, and their appearances have a blank, almost meaningless quality: they could have been reshuffled into the movie in any order, or cut entirely as "deleted scenes" fit only for the DVD extras, without making any appreciable difference to the film.

The possible reason is that these points are misjudged ones, both in the membership function of speed and the one of density.

The proposed method can achieve a high TPR of 97% at a low FPR of 10-3 for images with size of 512 × 512, which means that only few images are misjudged.

In fact, I believe that the talented people living in Europe are misjudged by Silicon Valley at the moment — particularly by the part of the Valley that is scrambling to find engineers in the U.S. Europe has great successes with companies with transatlantic setups.

and are misjudged because of this.

Once again, they are misjudging the public mood.

Those young men travelling to Syria to fight, he says, might want to help, but they are misjudging the situation.

If you expect any kind of mercy or relief, then you are misjudging the misanthropic tone of this movie.

I think they are misjudging the constituency if they assume the Conservative vote will go to the Lib Dems, or vice versa.

"I think people are moving to the point now where MPs are misjudging the public and actually there is a far greater interest in having this debate".