Sentence examples for misreading of a from inspiring English sources

To charge this freshman would be akin to exploiting her misreading of a price tag.

As this book shows, that is a tragic misreading of a nation.

The Romney response was either a complete misreading of a dangerous situation, or a classic act of cynicism.

That interpretation is probably a misreading of a phenomenon that could bring new voters into the G.O.P. fold.

As a result of a misreading of a flight manifest, the proceeds amounted to £1.75m, which are largely unrecovered".

A stray mark on a blueprint or a misreading of a prescription can lead to harmful outcomes, even death and destruction.

Easily the cleverest was Sanders willful misreading of an agreement with Intel to second-source one of that company's early microprocessors.

That this process may also be applicable to humans may have been a misreading of an article that concluded "under physiological conditions only 5-MTHF reaches the blood".

"If not, then this is a fundamental misreading of politics in a multicultural America".

This came from a misreading of commentary posted on a University of Minnesota web page.

This is a fundamental misreading of the psychology of an embargoed people.