Sentence examples for is misjudging from inspiring English sources
verb
To make an error in judging, to incorrectly assess.
- I misjudged you. I don't like your politics but I appreciate your loyalty to your friends.
But putting aside propriety, Netanyahu is misjudging American Jews (pdf) and their attachment to the Jewish state.
Hammer argues that just as the conventional wisdom misjudged the situation when the price of oil was rising, so it is misjudging again when the price is weak.
But her most egregious error, of course, is misjudging the stability of that ceiling—resulting in an ungodly tumble best viewed in GIF form.
In furthering his long range agenda, I believe Bob is misjudging what is best for severely ill people in the present.
This revisiting behavior has been ascribed to a deficit of spatial working memory (SWM), that is, misjudging old locations as new ones 11– 14 and/or transsaccadic remapping 15– 18 consecutive to the damage of the right inferior parietal lobule.
My every action is misjudged and every word distorted..
My every action is misjudged and every word distorted...
If either is misjudged, then product integrity can be placed at risk.
Only The Empty World is misjudged, as songs employing cod-military drum tattoos usually are.
The belief that such a fire can be stopped at national borders is misjudged.
So while New York Magazine was quick to claim that "Michelle Obama's Arms Spark Liposuction Trend", their accusation is misjudged.
