Sentence examples for just a misreading from inspiring English sources

But it's not just a misreading of Eastern European motives that plagues the analysis of Diehl and Applebaum.

"Just a misread," ESPN's Curtis Strange said.

This is simply a misreading, he claims.

This is not just an obvious misreading of what the authors of the Constitution had in mind when they put the words "indictment of a Grand Jury" and "due process of law" into the Fifth Amendment.

"To have a strategy that doesn't account for the humanitarian crisis, for the politics of the destiny of these Sunni populations, for the context in which ISIS has captured this territory, but simply focusses on ISIS as if you could narrow the war to simply the problem of containing or decapitating ISIS is just, to me, a misreading of what the war is about and where it's likely to lead," Coll says.

The unfortunate thing about it is not just that it's a misreading of history and a distortion of the actual role that these slaveholders and wealthy people played in putting down the poor and so on.

"I think we were ready; it was just a couple of misreads," Staal said.

But this betrays a misreading of clear statements.

But this is a misreading of China's behavior.

Even though you are understandably angry and maybe bewildered by your friend's apparent insensitivity, it's important to keep in mind that everyone makes a clunker of a joke now and again – something that sounded funnier in your head, or just a case of wildly misreading your audience.

"It was game on in the second half, but we just misread a crucial read on Kallum Watkins which was a training-drill play we should have read," said the St Helens coach Keiron Cunningham.