Sentence examples for had probably misjudged from inspiring English sources

It had probably misjudged Galeran's size in the moonless night.

But, if I'm honest, I've probably misjudged more shows in Edinburgh than anywhere else, and I'm sure it's because I don't allow enough time between performances to really think about what I've seen.

"We probably misjudged the wicket a little bit, and it didn't do as much as we would have liked.

Rudd conceded that he probably misjudged the Australian people, underestimating the level of goodwill in the community.

Car safety has probably been a concern ever since 1869, when woman Mary Ward was thrown from the passenger seat of a steam-powered vehicle that misjudged a sharp corner near her home in Parsonstown, Ireland.

For once, he had badly misjudged things.

But we had perhaps misjudged the potential dangers of the road ahead.

But with the first taste came realisation that I had badly misjudged.

Media lawyer Mark Stephens, of ­Finers Stephens Innocent, agreed that the application had been "misjudged".

Messier attempted to appease the crowd's ire by saying Vivendi's performance had been misjudged.

However, Elizabeth had seriously misjudged the situation.