Sentence examples for completely misread the from inspiring English sources

Obama has completely misread the national situation.

But Mr. Bruno and his aides said the governor completely misread the mood of the Senate.

"The court in the Paikoff case completely misread the intent of the Legislature," he said.

Antonio Valencia outjumped Leighton Baines to Rafael's long ball and Heitinga completely misread the bounce to leave Van Persie goalside.

An economics reporter with The Los Angeles Times, Gosselin demonstrates that Bush's ownership agenda completely misread the economic zeitgeist.

Those sentiments by the tennis press corps, which is almost exclusively white, completely misread the importance of the boycott.

Is the Obama Administration completely misreading the recession?

"Oh, I'm so sorry I completely misread that situation," says the man.

Accordingly when the visitors completely misread Elliot's long kick, Ayoze Pérez dragged a shot fractionally wide.

That good work was undone in a moment as Hanno Dirksen completely misread Sexton's kick from the restart, allowing Nacewa to gather and canter over untouched in the left corner for a converted try.

No. Surprisingly, Krugman has completely misread Keynes, which is why President Obama and the rest of the world should ignore him, lest policymakers truly cause a Greater Depression by mortgaging away our children's futures.