Sentence examples for misjudges from inspiring English sources

Villani c Edwards b Gunn 12 (Australia 44-2) Villani misjudges a lofted drive – it looked like a leading edge at first glance, but I don't think it was - and loops the ball into the hands of the England captain.

Some think the Bank misjudges just how close the economy has come to falling into the abyss of deflation.

And Mr Hussein, however badly he misjudges world opinion, retains a bizarre charisma in much of the Arab world for his dogged defiance of the world's sole superpower.

If the world misjudges you whether your economy is growing or slowing, it is hard to believe that any argument will gain a fair hearing in the court of global opinion.

If China misjudges its own strength and underestimates America's, such unpredictability could become especially dangerous.

They say that government resistance also misjudges the public mood, which wants politicians held accountable for their decisions in the wake of the expenses scandal.

It misjudges some of its multi-octave leaps between sentiment and silliness, but it's warm-hearted enough to leave you glowing.

What the new show misjudges isn't some kind of moral standard but what makes the Muppets funny in the first place.

Is it simply that Lévy misjudges, rather profoundly, the precarious positions in which poor and powerless woman in America — or in Guinea, or anywhere — can find themselves?

Sometimes the Agency misjudges "foreignness".

Granderson again misjudges a ball, then dives to snag Peralta's sinking liner in left-center for the third out.