Sentence examples for misreading by from inspiring English sources

Job's famous expression of meek acceptance in the 1611 King James Version -- "though he slay me, yet will I trust in him" -- was a blatant misreading by nervous translators.

On the flight home, exasperated with my questions about his earlier life, he wrote out and handed to me a short account of the main reasons for America's failure in Vietnam, which concluded, "The mission itself was based on a profound misreading, by five presidents and their advisors, of the strategic importance of Vietnam to the U.S".

A1 Just a Signature Away The showdown between ABC and CBS over David Letterman, which was just a signature from going in ABC's favor, included among its details a legal misreading by CBS that it held the right to match a competing offer to Mr. Letterman.

Part of our regret in revisiting the case is a combination of the little that we stand to gain by spending our tax dollars on this matter and the misreading by many of what the action is all about.

Authorities suspect the panic might have been set off by loud noises in one of the terminals or by a possible misreading by the public of the police detention of a man carrying a plastic sword in Terminal 7 and the fast flow of information on social media.

Aminoglycoside antibiotics such as paromomycin stimulate misreading by binding to the decoding center, displacing A1492 and A1493.

Unfortunately, this comment has been misread by other authors.

"The New Deal cases have been misread by wishful thinking".

The culled print had been misread by British detectives.

It's common to be misread by people who don't know you.

I think the role of Edwina in this film has been misread by some critics.