Sentence examples for misreading her from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Merkel is not alone in misreading her nation's suitability to serve as an international role model.

These critics were as wrong in thinking Angela uninterested in food as they were in misreading her to mean that foodies were actually responsible for famine.

In company documents, he told colleagues that Dr. Schwartz had been completely off target, quick with her diatribes yet misreading her own tests and TRW's process of product development.

But this is to misread her politics.

For all that I fear that I slightly misread her.

"Reporters and editors are rushed on deadline; they simply fail to double-check; the reporter misreads her notes.

In "Shauntrelle," Constance Vorhees has broken up her marriage by having an affair, and then misread her lover's intentions.

You might say she's an anti-fascist in vaguely fascist regalia, a walking contradiction, which is why people constantly misread her, and undervalue her.

In fact, she misread her data and wants to point out that his intake of carbohydrates was indeed at the required level.

She was never a fool for longer than her art required, though, and she could be withering, in interviews, about the lovers who misread her patient scrutiny of them for acquiescence.

She's never merged inside the others' stories, she doesn't give herself over to them; on the contrary, there is as much antagonism as there is sympathy in her relations to all these others; and many of them misread her, or criticise her.