Sentence examples for mis reading of from inspiring English sources

Jim went about it this way: Regarding the super-bonus, my initial (mis)reading of it was that we were looking for the fewest number of symbols that met the conditions laid out in the bonus (2013 sticks, totaling 2013).

Beauvoir herself has often been (mis)read in a way analogous to her (mis)reading of psychoanalysis, as proferring a determinate succession of experiences for women, rather than describing socially extant processes.

Bulked up with some displaced racism ("If it has a penis, it's a boy"), this (mis)reading of the Bible has coalesced into the position that I've called "genital fundamentalism".

Investigation showed it was a mis-reading of a crated shipment of beef marked (PONY) (for Port of New York).

This is a mis-reading of liberation theology but it has informed the new pope's understanding of it.

Even in recent Vidal tributes I've seen repeated pat mis-reading of his controversial essay, "The Meaning of Timothy McVeigh," that he "sympathized" with the bomber (CNN's website ridiculously says he "befriended" McVeigh--actually, they never met), when what he did was to say that he felt he'd come to understand McVeigh's reasoning for why he committed an act of terrorism that Vidal abhorred.

The biological significance of the premature stop and the possibility of a suppressor tRNA or other mechanism allowing for the low-level mis-reading of the premature stop codon remains to be investigated.

The Karamazov Brothers sounds like a firm of surly plasterers; the Brothers Karamazov sound like a madcap trapeze act - which, as I (mis)read Dostoevsky, is what Ivan, Dmitri and Alexei were.

The piece suggests an exaggerated sense of reading between the lines and alludes to wily, misappropriated, perhaps harmful mis-readings of literature for other purposes.

To do that is to mis-read the mood of the moment.

Namely, traders read, or mis-read, the minutes of the Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting and saw that "several" policy makers expressed understandable worry about the implications of the Fed's program to buy up every bond in sight in an effort to support the economy.