Sentence examples for is based on a misreading from inspiring English sources

His critique is based on a misreading.

"This plan is motivated by a quite understandable desire to save the beleaguered bee and concern about a serious decline in other important pollinator species," said the government's chief scientific adviser, Sir Mark Walport, "but it is based on a misreading of the currently available evidence".

However, Roger Crisp argues that this view is based on a misreading of Aristotle, for whom both doing the virtuous act (fitting the circumstances) and being a virtuous person are obligatory.

The argument for overturning Abood is based on a misreading of the 1st Amendment.

It had been supposed by some authorities that Thomas supported the capitulation of Narbonne, renounced his allegiance to Pope Benedict and supported the adherence to the Council of Constance in December 1415, but this is based on a misreading of the evidence.

But on its own evaluation, its faith in market-based solutions was based on a misreading of the realities on the ground.

The speculation about teams losing "Bird" rights seems to be based on a misreading of one particular provision governing teams that move into the luxury tax.

"I personally think it's based on a misreading of the British character," he said.

"It's based on a misreading of the fact that their facilities are protected by the military.

Post mortems on the 2004 election revealed the idea that "values" were the most important issue in the election was based on a misreading of the polls.

David Rotem, the lawmaker behind the conversion bill, said in an interview that such views were based on a misreading of it.