Sentence examples for misreading of our from inspiring English sources

But, the panel added, "it would be a very serious misreading of our final report if these conclusions regarding good faith were read as a judgment that this system has been fixed".

Miliband's political credo, the paper said, was "built on an unhealthy mix of envy, coercion and a self-serving misreading of our recent history", and had "an alarmingly authoritarian edge".

The bank said that a hedge fund, which it did not name, had sent it a list of questions about its holdings that showed "what we must presume is an intentional misreading of our public filings to try to support these rumors".

We face the prospect after November, that is, of a Romney-initiated arms race, one entirely driven by a Republican misreading of the state of our contemporary military condition and our foreign policy stance.

"It was a misread in terms of our defense," Woodson said.

"[The CRB] fundamentally misread the context of our agreement" Merlin CEO Charles Caldas said to the Billboard, referring to the original negotiated deal of a lower pay for higher exposure.

This makes our constant misreading of the restaurant name as "Lolita" all the more disturbing.

Last week, a couple of commenters misread our preview of this episode of the Doctor "flying solo" as and assumed that nobody at the Guardian had ever seen 1976's The Deadly Assassin.

That would be a misreading of parliament".

Oversights, misreading of guidelines, appearances of conflicts of interest, etc.

Both are a fundamental misreading of what the economy needs.