Sentence examples for fundamental misreading from inspiring English sources

Both are a fundamental misreading of what the economy needs.

This is a fundamental misreading of the psychology of an embargoed people.

Steven Barnett described it as a fundamental misreading of the situation.

As I said then, Bernanke — like many others — had made a fundamental misreading of what's happening to American society.

Byrne was once called "the Typhoid Mary of the irony epidemic," but that's a fundamental misreading of him.

Mark Mellman, a Democratic pollster, says Democrats also fell prey to a "fundamental misreading of public opinion" on Vietnam.

"It represents a fundamental misread of who the character is, and what he means".

The attack on EPA and the effort to exempt Foxcon from environmental rules is a fundamental misread of the American public.

And if Stephanopoulos -- or anyone in the media, for that matter -- actually believe that their role is to somehow "toughen up" the candidate, well, they need to understand that this is a fundamental misread of their job.

First of all, Jacobson and other critics of the play seem to me to have misread its fundamental nature.

Not only that, but it misreads the fundamental function of literature, which is less about the grand defining statement than it is about empathy.