Sentence examples for be wrong to read from inspiring English sources

But it would be wrong to read the play as a suicide note.

But it would be wrong to read too much general market cheer into Kingfisher's better-than-expected 22% rise in interim pre-tax profits to £439m.

Even if your colleague's seatmate is only writing in her diary — jeopardizing no one's privacy but her own — he would be wrong to read over her shoulder.

Ms. Martinez, the governor of New Mexico, described the meeting as a success, and said it would be wrong to read too much into the lack of attendance.

Suddenly, Mr Blair's confidence in a yes vote looks a good deal more convincing.But Mr Blair would be wrong to read too much into these polls.

The lender described the increase as "a little surprising", but said it would be wrong to read too much into one month's data.

John Cooper, QC, for Chambers, said it was wrong to read any terrorist connotation into the message.

It would have been wrong to read too much into it, however.

But justice Anthony Kennedy, who wrote the court's majority decision, insisted it was wrong to read this much into the case.

It is wrong to read the South Ossetia conflict as Russian aggression, and it is equally wrong to conceive of the West's reactions and planned reactions as containment.

"How is it that it is wrong to read the books of Gustavo Gutiérrez here?" Some at PUCP suspect the battle over the university's name is not about liberation theology, but power and perhaps money.